From his beginnings as the outcast in the music class, Louis Coupe has forged his own path through a sheer passion for his music. Fashioning together a diverse and experimental, yet classic sound, Louis unashamedly channels all the egos of the 70s into his introspective piano-led songs.

It was a surprise ticket to see Elton John that saw a then 12-year-old instantly obsessed with the pioneering greats - The Beatles, The Stones, ELO. Sat for hours searching for internet video tutorials, Louis set about teaching himself any instrument he could find.

Over the next decade notching over a thousand live shows under his belt, Louis honed his craft the old fashioned way, performing anywhere that would take him - from the smallest of clubs and pubs, friends’ front rooms, fireworks displays, cruise ships, canal boats, ice rinks, so many empty nightclubs, golf clubs, shopping centres, cricket clubs, Wolves football stadium at halftime, and many many more. More recent highlights include performances at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend 2020 and Royal Albert Hall (Music For Youth).

Louis’ carefully crafted songwriting encompasses a frank and cynical perspective on his life, with raw, honest discussions on relationships and anxiety, showing a quiet and vulnerable side. Louis Coupe's music is scarily personal while boldly nostalgic.