SIMEON HAMMOND DALLAS was born and raised in the rich musical and cultural melting pot of Camden Town. Growing up listening to her parent’s eclectic record collection that spanned artists from The Cranberries to Ella Fitzgerald, her music traverses genres and is described by Holler Country as “a no-f***’s-given distinctly millennial take on Americana and blues, that sounds like Bonnie Raitt would have if her songs had been written by Alanis Morissette”.Through a catalogue filled with intersectional storytelling, Simeon Hammond Dallas gives voice to a generation wrangling with the complexities of modern life.
 
After showcasing in Nashville at AmericanaFest, making her BBC Radio 2 live debut, and featuring on BBC 4’s Woman's Hour, 2025 sees an exciting year for Simeon with her new EP “Seventeen” released in May, accompanied by a debut UK headline tour.
 
The EPs first single, “Do I Die”, takes her trademark Country-Blues sound in a more commercial direction, “a country-tinged, sun-drenched instant classic… bringing to mind Dreams era Fleetwood Mac or the classy country power pop of Cam” (Holler). Produced by Fred Abbot (Noah and the Whale), “Do I Die” gained Simeon a Top 40 chart position on the UK Country airplay chart, secured a spot on the third biggest UK Apple Music editorial playlist Today’s Country, and achieved radio play on multiple radio shows across the country, including BBC Scotland and Whispering Bob Harris’ Country show on Radio 2.
 
Her second studio EP, Make It Romantic, was held to high acclaim by the likes of Americana UK, Earmilk, Folk Radio, and more. Simeon’s “star in the making” (Lonesome Highway) only continues to rise, armed with a blazing lead guitar and “a match for the best voices on the UK scene” (Country Way Of Life), Simeon Hammond Dallas continues to prove “she is the whole package” (Neil McCormick, The Telegraph).