Welsh singer-songwriter Molly Roberts highly anticipated new single “Hurricane” is out now. Known for her emotive vocals and soul-stirring songwriting, Molly has been building strong momentum across the UK and internationally, following a viral moment with her song “Goodbye”, which amassed over 2.2 million views. Listen HERE.
Molly will bring “Hurricane” to a national audience with a landmark live performance at half-time during the Six Nations Wales v France match at Principality Stadium on 15th February, broadcast live on BBC 1. The track showcases her signature heartfelt melodies and powerful vocal delivery, blending modern pop with timeless, emotionally driven songwriting.
She has built a formidable live reputation, performing at Latitude Festival, opening for Jess Glynne at Cardiff Castle alongside Kate Nash, Professor Green and Sigma, and appearing at Principality Stadium for the European Championships, broadcast live on Channel 4.
Molly has also supported GRAMMY Award-winning songwriter Amy Wadge, as well as international artists Cap Carter and Jude York on their EU tours and has sold out her own headline shows across the UK. Her music has received strong broadcast backing, with Molly featuring on the BBC Radio Wales A-List for a combined total of 32 weeks. Currently working with Amy Wadge on an upcoming Netflix soundtrack, Molly will release her debut EP later in 2026.
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