Jamie Webster

Jamie Webster is a singer-songwriter from Liverpool, England, who built his early reputation performing Liverpool FC terrace anthems and chants in the city's pubs and bars before turning to original songwriting. That grassroots connection to the club and the city runs through much of his catalogue, most visibly in football-adjacent tracks like «Allez Allez Allez» and «Poor Scouser Tommy», as well as his tribute «Oh, His Name is Diogo (Diogo Jota Song)», which cemented his role as an unofficial musical voice of the Kop.

Beyond football culture, Webster's original material — including songs like «This Place», «Weekend in Paradise», «Something in the Air», «Something's Gotta Give» and «Going Out» — draws on working-class Liverpool life, community and heartfelt storytelling, delivered with an anthemic, guitar-driven pop-rock sound indebted to the city's songwriting tradition. He signed to Modern Sky Records UK, releasing his material through the label, and earned public praise from Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp, who highlighted receiving a vinyl copy of Webster's debut album, «We Get By».

Webster's music sits at the intersection of terrace culture and singer-songwriter pop-rock, marked by big, communal choruses meant to be sung en masse, sincere lyricism, and a strong regional identity rooted in Liverpool.