Jason came into our lives in the late 80s as Scott Robinson in the hit Australian series, Neighbours. In 2023 Louise celebrates 30 years in the entertainment industry, which will culminate in a Greatest Hits Campaign.

In March 2021, Louise’s first non-fiction book release titled ‘You Got This’, became a ‘Sunday Times Best Seller’. Her TV work includes presenting controversial documentaries The Truth about Size Zero and Super Skinny Pregnancies for ITV1, presenting on Something For The Weekend in 2009-2011, and being part of the judging panel on the second series of BBC1’s So You Think You Can Dance. In November 2022 she signed to BMG Music worldwide. and a worldwide recording deal with Warner Music, Louise released her first studio album in 20 years, ‘Heavy Love’ which reached number 4 in the Official Albums Sale Chart. In January 2018, after signing a global publishing deal with Warner/Chappell Music.

In December 2017, Louise returned to the music industry, playing her first live show in 15 years, which sold out in under three minutes. Last year Louise also joined the touring cast of the critically acclaimed play Fatal Attraction. In 2019 she made her West End debut in Dolly Parton’s 9 to 5 The Musical in the lead role of Violet Newstead at The Savoy Theatre, a role which she then reprised for the touring version throughout 20. Her theatre career began in 2017 with her stage debut starring as Sally Bowles in the National Tour of Cabaret, alongside Will Young. Louise went solo in 1995, selling over 15 million records to date.

Eternal were the first all-girl group to sell over one million copies of an album in the UK with their debut Always & Forever. Louise rose to prominence as a member of girl band Eternal, before embarking on a highly successful solo career.

Angel of Song by Anne Rouen