Mark Nevin

Mark Nevin is a London based Songwriter with seven solo albums to his name. He came to prominence as the writer, guitarist and co-founder of Fairground Attraction, writing their no. 1 hit 'Perfect' as well as their double platinum album 'First Of A Million Kisses'. They won the Brit awards for Best Single and Best Album of 1988 and disbanded shortly afterwards. Nevin went on to collaborate as co-writer and guitarist with Morrissey, writing 4 hit singles and contributing to his albums 'Kill Uncle' and 'Your Arsenal'. He also co-wrote with the much loved Kirsty MacColl. His songs have been covered by David Bowie, Joe Cocker and Ringo Starr among many others. He released his first solo collection 'Insensitive Songwriter' in 1999 and continued on, putting out 6 more critically acclaimed albums. In 2024, Fairground Attraction reformed after 35 years apart. They toured Japan and the UK including a thrilling sold out performance at London's Royal Festival Hall. They released three singles, all written by Nevin, as was as their (very) long awaited second album 'Beautiful Happening' which received glowing reviews. Mark continues to write and record as a solo artist.