Ed Sheeran, born February 17, 1991, in Halifax, England, is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter renowned for his heartfelt lyrics and genre-blending acoustic pop. Rising from busking in London to global stardom, Sheeran broke records with his 2011 debut + (Plus), featuring the hit The A Team. His 2014 album x (Multiply) spawned the chart-toppers Thinking Out Loud and Photograph, cementing his status as a pop icon.
Sheeran's record-shattering 2017 album ÷ (Divide) included Shape of You and Perfect, dominating charts worldwide. Known for his loop pedal performances and candid songwriting, he's collaborated with artists from Beyoncé to Justin Bieber.
Beyond music, Sheeran supports charities like East Anglia's Children's Hospices. With his 2023 album - (Subtract) showcasing raw vulnerability, Sheeran continues evolving while maintaining his signature authenticity. The red-haired troubadour remains one of music's most streamed and beloved artists.
