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Bash Croft releases debut EP and announces European tour

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Bash Croft releases debut EP and announces European tour
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Croft released his eight-track record, The Great Forever, on Friday and revealed he will hit the stage in the new year.

The Celebrity Traitors star Sebastian “Bash” Croft has released his debut EP and announced his first European tour.

The 24-year-old singer and actor, known for Heartstopper, recently took home the winning title of the hit BBC reality game show alongside comedian Romesh Ranganathan.

On Friday, he released the eight-track pop record – The Great Forever – which includes the songs Pretty People, Good Light and Tokyo, Croft’s revisited debut single which he first released in November 2025.

He also announced he will hit the stage in the new year with his The Great Beginning tour – which includes dates in London, Amsterdam, Paris, Glasgow and Manchester.

In a post shared on Instagram, he said: “IM GOING ON TOUR!!!! Pretty People in Amsterdam, Paris, Manchester, Glasgow and London I am coming for ya.

The Great Beginning tour will open in Amsterdam on January 21 before heading to Paris on January 22.

He will then perform three shows in the UK starting out in Manchester on January 24 before heading to Glasgow on January 25 and ending the tour in London on January 27.

It comes ahead of Croft making his debut television performance on Sunday, where he will sing his recent single Everything Always Now on Strictly Come Dancing.

Earlier this summer, the Oxford-born artist made his festival debut at London’s BST Hyde Park while supporting Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi.

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