The meteoric rise of American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish is unprecedented. Since she broke through in 2015, aged just 13, with her viral hit Ocean Eyes, she has gone on to smash record after record, most notably as the first artist born this century to have a number one album in the US and to win an Oscar. In 2020, aged 18, she also became the youngest musician ever to win the biggest of all the Grammy awards, Album of the Year, for her debut When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? and Record of the Year, for Bad Guy. She has also made history as the youngest artist ever to write and record a theme song for the James Bond franchise, with No Time to Die, which went on to win the Academy Award for Best Original song in March 2022. Her intimate, whispery, close-to-mic vocal style, dark song themes and haunting lyrics have propelled Billie to global superstardom. She has over 100 million followers on Instagram and has notched up billions of streams of her music worldwide - her sales and social media stats rise daily. Alongside her musical talents, Billie's 'out-there' and unapologetic persona has made her the poster girl for her Generation Z fanbase. She happily dives into debates on the causes she cares about - everything from animal rights, veganism, Tourette's syndrome and body positivity.