Pride events, including Norwich and Leicester. In October, he embarked on the Only Love Tour, supporting both Toyah and Hazel O'Connor. In early 2013, Fraggs began publishing a series of features and interviews for an online magazine Polari, interviewing such well known cultural figures as Christina Crawford and Kate Pierson of The B-52's. In July, he performed to around 18,000 people in London's Trafalgar Square and Soho as part of London Pride. In late 2013, he supported the band Go West. In February 2014, Andi Fraggs returned with a new single, "Visions", followed by the songs "Rain Comes Soon" and "Blue". They were to feature on a forthcoming album, also titled Visions, which eventually wouldn't be released. In December 2014, Andi's track "One Song" was shortlisted in the national selections to represent Moldova at the Eurovision Song Contest 2015. He stated that the song, co-written with Massimo Paramour, was created with the theme of building bridges between nations and the 60th anniversary of Eurovision in mind. To promote the song, Fraggs appeared on major television and radio channels in Moldova and Romania. The song received strong public support, with more online poll votes than any other entry, but the jury stated that they were looking for a more traditional entry for Moldova, and "One Song" was eliminated. Throughout 2015, the singer released videos for the new songs "I'll Still Be There" and "Once More (With Feeling)", and by that time performed under the simply Fraggs. He released the new single "Only the Moment" in January 2016, and his second album, Pure, was self-released in July 2016. Discography Albums Singles Music videos Tours 2011: From Sheep Farming to Anthem Tour (supporting Toyah Willcox) 2012: The Changeling Resurrection Tour (supporting Toyah Willcox) 2012: Only Love Tour (supporting Toyah Willcox and Hazel O'Connor) References External links Official Page on YouTube Andi Fraggs on Discogs 1986 births 21st-century English male singers 21st-century English singers English dance musicians English electronic musicians English gay musicians English male singer-songwriters English LGBT rights activists Living people