Julia is a singer from Holywood, Northern Ireland. She specialises in classical crossover and various other genres.

Growing up, Julia entered singing competitions and holds over eighty first place titles. She regularly sang as the guest soloist at major Northern Ireland venues including Waterfront Hall, St Anne's Cathedral, The Odyssey Arena and Stormont Parliament Buildings. Amongst other career highlights was a tour of the USA with her institution Methodist College and perhaps most memorable was singing for the Queen on her royal visit to Dublin in 2012.

At the age of 14, Julia recorded a Christmas album ‘O Holy Night’, the proceeds of which went to the NI Children’s Hospice. She has performed at many important Northern Irish events such as the opening of Belfast's Titanic Quarter, the Celebration of St Patrick in Down Cathedral and switching on the Christmas lights in her local town. The soprano holds yearly Christmas charity events at Victoria Square in central Belfast.

Julia's music and interviews have featured on many radio programmes throughout Britain and Ireland including BBC, RTE and UTV. She performed with the Ulster Jazz Orchestra at an open-air concert to an audience of thousands in celebration of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

In spring 2015 she toured for the first time with Classic FM presenter and TV star Aled Jones. She was thrilled that he invited her to accompany him again on his extensive Cathedral Tour throughout Britain in 2016.

After touring for two years, Julia decided to move further abroad and relocate to Dubai. Here she performed in prestigious theatres and hotels. It also led to performances in Egypt and surrounding Emirates.

Julia is now based in London and will be starting at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama to study acting in 2019.