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Chesney Hawkes

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The next Chesney Hawkes concert is scheduled for Friday, July 11, 2025 at Hampton Pool in Hampton, United Kingdom. See all 36 upcoming concerts

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Top Songs By Chesney Hawkes

Listen to The One and Only by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

The One and OnlyChesney Hawkes

Listen to The One and Only (2022 Nik Kershaw Remix) by Chesney Hawkes & Nik Kershaw, see lyrics, music video & more!

The One and Only (2022 Nik Kershaw Remix)Chesney Hawkes & Nik Kershaw

Listen to Almost You by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

Almost YouChesney Hawkes

Listen to I Don't Wanna Be you by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

I Don't Wanna Be youChesney Hawkes

Listen to Radio Silence by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

Radio SilenceChesney Hawkes

Listen to Love's Here when You Need It by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

Love's Here when You Need ItChesney Hawkes

Listen to Surprise Yourself by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

Surprise YourselfChesney Hawkes

Listen to The Meaning Of This by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

The Meaning Of ThisChesney Hawkes

Listen to The Ballad Of Benny & Alice by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

The Ballad Of Benny & AliceChesney Hawkes

Listen to Do You Ever Think Of Me? by Chesney Hawkes, see lyrics, music video & more!

Do You Ever Think Of Me?Chesney Hawkes

Upcoming Concerts for Chesney Hawkes

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Latest Release

Listen to Living Arrows by Chesney Hawkes

ALBUMLiving ArrowsChesney Hawkes

More albums from Chesney Hawkes

Listen to Get the Picture by Chesney Hawkes

ALBUMGet the PictureChesney Hawkes

Listen to Buddy's Song by Chesney Hawkes

ALBUMBuddy's SongChesney Hawkes

About Chesney Hawkes

Hometown

Windsor, Berkshire, England

Born

September 22, 1971

Genre

Pop

British teen star Chesney Hawkes scored one of the U.K.'s biggest hits in 1991 -- the pop single "I Am the One and Only," which topped the charts for five straight weeks -- only to vanish as quickly as he had arrived. The Nik Kershaw composition -- from Hawkes' U.K. Top 20 debut LP Buddy's Song -- became the 20th best-selling U.K. single of the decade. However, by 1993's Get the Picture, his star had truly waned. From that point on, he reemerged once every five or ten years -- with 2007's Another Fine Mess, 2012's Real Life Love, and 2025's Living Arrows -- displaying increased songwriting maturity.