Patty Walters Biography

Patty Walters initially began his music career via YouTube where he posted his first cover of Joshua Radin's track "Winter”. In 2012, he started searching for musicians who would become part of his future pop punk band. After an intense search, Patrick Foley and Andy Westhead were selected and accepted into the band. Walters’ university pal Benjamin Langford-Biss also joined the band. After the formation of ‘As It Is’, all the bandmates made a few YouTube covers.

As the band's career began to gain more traction, Walters announced in the video "A New Chapter” that he would be posting less on the channel as he had started focusing more on ‘As It Is.’ Soon after, the band started performing in local shows. During 2012 and 2013, they released three EPs, namely ‘Two Track’, ‘Blenheim Place’ and ‘Blenheim Place Acoustic’. After releasing their fourth Extended Play ‘This Mind of Mine’, Walters and his bandmates began touring. They received positive responses during these tours and ultimately signed with Fearless Records in October 2014. The following year, their debut studio album titled ‘Never Happy, Ever After’ was released with three singles “Concrete”, “Cheap Shots & Setbacks” and “Dial Tones”. The band came up with another album ‘okay.’ in January 2017. In October the same year, Westhead left the band due to personal differences. Walters and his band released their third album ‘The Great Depression’ on 10 August 2018.

Patty Walters was born on September 12, 1991 in Minnesota, USA. He lived in the USA till the age of five. Then he moved to the UK and has been living there since then. The pop singer went to a university in Birmingham. Coming to his love life, he was once in a relationship with YouTube star Dottie Martin. The couple broke up in 2018.