Hollie Cook

Hollie Cook stands as a uniquely influential figure within the UK reggae and tropical pop landscape. Emerging from London, Cook’s artistry blends a passion for reggae and rocksteady with nods to classic 1960s girl groups, creating a sound she aptly describes as “tropical pop.” Beginning her musical journey with the legendary all-female band The Slits, she later forged a distinctive solo career and collaborated extensively with producer Prince Fatty. Cook's vibrant approach and breezy vocals have made her a celebrated name among fans of live music and reggae concerts alike.

Continuing her steady creative output, Hollie Cook’s recent discography includes a string of acclaimed releases: “Happy Hour” (2022), its dub reinterpretation “Happy Hour in Dub” (2023), “Rockin' Like a Champion” (2024), “Shy Girl” (set for release in October 2025), and “Shy Girl in Dub!” scheduled for April 2026. These albums showcase her evolving artistry and dedication to rich, melodic reggae rhythms. Tracks such as “Baby,” “Angel Fire,” and “Come Away (Gaudi Remix)” highlight her melodic prowess and innovative production style, solidifying her position in the modern reggae scene.

On stage, Hollie Cook’s live performances are marked by an infectious energy and charisma. In November 2025, she appeared at THE GARAGE in London as a support act for The Skints, further cementing her reputation within the UK’s vibrant live music circuit. To keep updated on Hollie Cook's journey and discover new tour dates and gigs, follow her online and be the first to experience her captivating sound live.