Australian singer-songwriter, Dean Lewis has sold 5.7M Albums/EPs worldwide and his music has attracted 11.4B streams to date. Dean was welcomed into the Spotify Billions club for his hit ‘Be Alright’ which now has 4.9B streams. ‘Be Alright’ has been certified 14 x platinum in Australia, 3 x platinum in the U.S.A, 2 x platinum in the UK and platinum+ in 22 other countries. Dean has 3.3M Tik Tok followers and 1.9M YouTube followers. Lewis was an Apple Up Next artist in 2019 and played over 200 shows that year, including sold-out U.S. and Australian tours plus many shows and festival slots around Europe. That same year, Dean collaborated with Dutch superstar DJ/producer Martin Garrix on their hit single ‘Used To Love’ and kicked another bucket-list career goal when he performed at the AFL Grand Final. Off the back of his # 1 Debut album release – 2019’s chart-topping, multiple-award-winning, multiple-Platinum-certified ‘A Place We Knew’ – Dean has cultivated and captivated a huge global fanbase. In 2022, Dean released his second album ‘The Hardest Love’ which hit the ARIA Top 5 and featured singles ‘How Do I Say Goodbye’, ‘Hurtless’ + ‘Looks Like Me’. That year, Dean also collaborated with Norwegian DJ/Producer Kygo on 2 tracks which have over 200M+ streams. Dean wrapped up 2022, winning the TikTok award in Australia for AU Artists with Most New Followers + AU Most Viewed Artists. Dean’s recent hit single, ‘How Do I Say Goodbye’ has now hit over 1.2B Streams, is 2 x platinum in Australia & Switzerland, silver in the UK and platinum in Canada, Norway, Sweden, Belgium Netherlands and Gold in USA, Italy, NZ + Germany. It made the SPOTIFY TOP 50 IN 15 COUNTRIES (Including DE, UK, CA, AU), hit #3 HOT AC USA RADIO & was remixed by Global DJ/producer Tiesto. In June 2023 Dean released his first single from his forthcoming third album, ‘In A Perfect World’ featuring US Global Superstar Julia Michaels, the song has already reached over 40M streams. Dean’s ‘Future Is Bright’ World Tour 2023, saw im play close to 100 shows/festivals in Australia, NZ, UK, Europe, ASIA, and USA.