André Wall

André Wall (born October 8, 1978, in Västerås, Sweden) is a Swedish-British singer-songwriter, guitarist, and pianist, known for his work in rock, folk-rock, and world music. He holds dual nationality and often focuses on themes related to his British heritage.

Musical Career & Style

Invictus: In 2005, André founded the Swedish/British folk-world music duo Invictus with Norman Wall. The duo focuses on setting 19th-century English poems (by authors such as William Wordsworth and Lord Byron) to music.
Solo Work & Releases: He has released multiple solo albums and singles, including Dream Away (2002), Barcelona Diaries (2009), "Catalan Theme" (2009), and "England´s Greenest Hills" (2019).
Genre & Influences: André's music is described as eclectic, spanning folk, rock, and Americana, with influences cited as Paul Simon and Eric Clapton. His recent work includes 2020 singles "The Time Master" and "Tired of the Game".
"Lennon in 72": In 2026, he announced a new album titled "Lennon in 72".

Background

Early Life & Tennis: Before his music career, André was a competitive tennis player, winning the British National Championships (Guardian Direct Nationals) in 1994. In 1995, at age 16, he was one of the youngest participants in modern times at the Wimbledon Championships.