York singer praises collaboration with comedian Rob Brydon as an amazing experience
The York-based country singer Twinnie is currently enjoying a wave of success marked by significant nominations, a tour announcement, and an amusing collaboration with comedian Rob Brydon.
Upcoming Awards Recognition
Twinnie has received nominations for two prestigious awards at the 2025 British Country Music Association (BCMA) Awards. She is recognized for:
- Best Female Artist
- Best Single for her song “Hypothetically”
The BCMA Awards celebrate outstanding contributions to British country music. Twinnie expressed her gratitude, stating, “I’m incredibly honoured to be recognised by the British Country Music Association.” She emphasized the significance of “Hypothetically” for both her and her fans.
Career and Background
Originally from York, Twinnie relocated to Nashville in 2023 to further her music career. She began her journey in musical theatre, earning acclaim on the West End. Additionally, she starred as Porsche McQueen in the soap opera Hollyoaks and joined the cast of Emmerdale in 2024.
Collaborative Experience with Rob Brydon
Twinnie recently featured in the BBC Two documentary “Rob Brydon’s Honky Tonk Road Trip,” which aired on October 5. In the show, she guided Brydon through Nashville, sharing her knowledge of the city and teaching him the two-step dance.
Twinnie praised Brydon, stating, “He’s a barrel of laughs, he’s so nice.” She found it rewarding to work with someone from her home country.
New Music and Upcoming Tour
The artist has just released her new single “Don’t Need A Cowboy” on October 10. Following this release, she announced her Dirt Road Disco Tour, which includes a highly anticipated homecoming show at The Crescent in York on March 28, 2026.
Tickets for the tour are currently available for purchase.
