Right Tracks Music is proud to announce the signing of Finn Forster.

With growing support from the BBC, Finn has been a Track of the Week consideration for BBC Radio 1, completed a BBC Introducing Maida Vale Session, and received playlist support from BBC Radio 2. His rapid ascent has seen him perform on some of the world’s most respected stages, including Reading & Leeds Festival with BBC Introducing, opening the main stage at Kendal Calling, and appearances at Truck Festival, Latitude, The Great Escape, SXSW Austin and Reeperbahn.

In 2025, Finn supported Stereophonics across their European Arena tour, UK Stadium tour and UK Arena tour, as well as JADE at the BBC Proms, The K’s in Cologne and Bastille at Nottingham Arena — further cementing his reputation as a standout live performer.

With over 2.2 million streams and counting, Finn continues to receive strong editorial and platform support from Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer and VEVO.

Hailing from the industrial town of Middlesbrough in the North East of England, Finn is a passionate advocate for arts and culture in his hometown. His songs are rooted in honesty and lived experience, pairing anthemic melodies with captivating vocals that shine a light on the trials and triumphs of his youth.

Chris Wright, CEO & Founder of Right Tracks Music:

‘We are absolutely delighted to welcome Finn Forster to Right Tracks Music. He is a fabulous talent and we are so proud of what he has achieved so far; as far as we are concerned, the sky is the limit. He proved that conclusively with how he performed in front of almost 20,000 of the Stereophonic fans at the O2. We very much look forward to a hugely productive and long-term working relationship with many exciting times ahead.’

Finn Forster:

‘Signing with Right Tracks Publishing is a huge milestone for me. It’s hugely motivating and feels like the start of my career moving to the next level.

I’m proud to be working alongside Chris and the entire team — their passion, expertise and vision is something I really admire.’