Welsh singer-songwriter Molly Roberts continues her rapid rise with the release of her highly anticipated new single Hurricane, out now. Known for her emotionally rich songwriting and powerful vocal delivery, the track arrives at a pivotal moment as Roberts prepares to take her music to one of the biggest stages of her career.
Molly Roberts
Hurricane blends modern pop polish with timeless, heart-led storytelling, showcasing the qualities that have seen Molly emerge as one of Wales’ most exciting new voices. The release follows a major viral breakthrough with her song Goodbye, which has racked up over 2.2 million views and introduced her to a rapidly growing international audience.
The single will receive a huge spotlight on 15th February, when Molly performs Hurricane live at half-time during the Six Nations clash between Wales and France at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. The performance will be broadcast live on BBC One, marking a landmark moment in her career and placing her music in front of a nationwide audience.
Molly has already built a formidable reputation as a live performer. Her résumé includes appearances at Latitude Festival, opening for Jess Glynne at Cardiff Castle alongside Kate Nash, Professor Green and Sigma, and performing at Principality Stadium during the European Championships in a broadcast aired on Channel 4. She has also supported GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter Amy Wadge, as well as Cap Carter and Jude York on their European tours, while selling out her own headline shows across the UK.
Alongside her growing live profile, Molly has received strong broadcast support, spending a combined 32 weeks on the BBC Radio Wales A-List. She is currently working with Amy Wadge on an upcoming Netflix soundtrack and is set to release her debut EP later in 2026, further cementing her status as an artist on the cusp of something special.
With Hurricane signalling another confident step forward, Molly Roberts looks firmly positioned as one of the UK’s most compelling emerging singer-songwriters.
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