Olly Alexander has been the “it boy” as long ... It was amplified with the breakout success of his group Years & Years in the early 2010s. Alexander’s star continues to ascend in the 2020s.

Olly Alexander has officially confirmed that Years & Years are no more. Performing at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Luton, Olly told the assembled crowd that this was his first live performance ...

A stark contrast with his days in pop band Years & Years. Olly Alexander first gained recognition as part of Years & Years, a band which was formed in 2010 by Mikey Goldsworthy, Noel Leeman and ...

As of 2024, Olly Alexander is just getting started with his solo career under his own name after years of being attached to Years & Years. Between his new single "Dizzy," an upcoming album ...

WATCH: Olly Alexander will be UK Eurovision entry His ... In 2010, Olly was invited to join Years & Years by band members Emre Turkmen and Mikey Goldsworthy, after Mikey heard him singing ...

Graham Norton and the gang will be on-hand for your Eurovision Song Contest parties. Having Years and Years singer Olly Alexander as the UK’s representative has been seen as a major coup. Read more: ...

Olly Alexander had a very telling response when asked if he had any words of wisdom for the UK’s next Eurovision performer.

Even though I’ve been a Years & Years fan since their debut album “Communion” came out in 2015, I’d never seen frontman Olly Alexander perform live until last month. When I walked into the ...

Years & Years' Olly Alexander poses with his new waxwork at Madame Tussauds London. CREDIT: Press A new waxwork of Years & Years’ Olly Alexander has been unveiled at Madame Tussauds in London ...

Olly Alexander’s dance-pop project Years & Years released the album Night Call last year, and now Alexander has followed it with “A Very Fun Bad Idea,” a new song for the soundtrack of the ...

Years & Years has officially been disbanded as Olly Alexander steps away from being the synth-pop project’s sole remaining member. During a recent performance under his own name at BBC Radio 1 ...