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Elliot Evans

b. 1995

British singer

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Born 1995. Elliot Evans is a British singer.

Elliot Evans (born 19 December 1995) is an English singer who reached the semi-finals of the third series of ITV variety show Britain's Got Talent, singing with his parents Estelle and Giles and young sisters Georgia and Olivia as family singing group Good Evans. He released his debut single, "I'll Be There", on 9 November 2009 as part of the Voice In a Million project.

They performed for a second time in the semi-final on 29 May 2009. They sang "Breaking Free" from High School Musical, with Elliot providing the predominant vocal, and the parents doing the backing vocals. Piers buzzed during the performance, saying afterwards: 'It just doesn't work. Elliot is the star here.' Amanda said: 'Piers is talking utter rot and as a family man I am disgusted with him. She added: 'The girls were unbelievably adorable and you did brilliantly'. Simon Cowell said 'Elliot I don't think it was the right song for your voice. You're not going to win but you've all had a nice night out.'. The crowd booed his comments, so he said something more positive. "'The three kids probably have a future in showbusiness. How's that?' he concluded. The group failed to make it to the final.

Post Britain's Got Talent Evans has recorded his first single and in January will be performing at London's O2 Arena supported by a 4,000-strong children's choir for the Voice In A Million project. He has been invited to sing in one of the solo spots at the arena concert on 28 January 2010. Ben Williams, of Classic Media Group at Shepperton Film Studios, said: “Elliot was fantastic to work with and handled the pressure of the recording studio with ease, a true professional. His down-to-earth nature made him very easy to work with".

Evans joined Beverley Knight and X Factor contestants Harmony Hood to entertain the crowds at Coventry's Christmas lights switch-on on 29 November 2009. Evans performed "I'll Be There" at the African Music Awards in London on 17 October 2009. The event was dedicated in memory of the "King of Pop" Michael Jackson.

Personal life Evans currently lives in Coventry with his parents Estelle, and Giles, brother Christopher, (the non-singing member of the family, who was mentioned by Estelle on the Britain's Got Talent semi-final) and younger sisters Georgia, and Olivia. He attended Blue Coat in Terry Road, Coventry.

Discography Singles Year Song Chart positions AlbumUKIRL 2009"I'll Be There" TBA TBA TBA 2010"O-o-h Child" TBA TBATBA

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British singer

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Elliot Evans was born on 19 December 1995.

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Elliot Evans is a singer.

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