1. Lorraine Bowen studied music at the University of Surrey, and then busked around London.

1. Lorraine Bowen studied music at the University of Surrey, and then busked around London.
Lorraine Bowen was a member of two bands in the 1980s: See You in Vegas and The Dinner Ladies, as well as performing regularly with Billy Bragg on stage and on record.
Lorraine Bowen has made many appearances on BBC Radio 4 including John Shuttleworth's show Radio Shuttleworth and the 1999 all-female sketch show Heated Rollers, starring Lynda Bellingham, Gwyneth Strong and Joanna Monro.
Lorraine Bowen has written for BBC Radio 4's Loose Ends.
In 1990, Billy Bragg encouraged Lorraine Bowen to start a solo career.
Lorraine Bowen started to perform solo shows under name of The Lorraine Bowen Experience; her act featured three songs, a Casio keyboard and an ironing board.
Lorraine Bowen's songs are seen as "quirky", contain humour and are often with a sense of kitsch.
Lorraine Bowen is known for her catchy choruses in songs and encouraging audience participation.
Bowen created 'Lorraine Bowen meets Barbara Moore' to provide a platform to show others how prolific Moore had been in the 1960s and 1970s.
Lorraine Bowen Comfort Zone show was a 'durational project' of three connected concerts exploring hibernation in connection with Brighton's Pink Fringe and the Nightingale Theatre.
Lorraine Bowen has been a collector of vintage polyester outfits since visiting jumble sales as a girl and the collection has been featured on BBC One's The One Show and BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.
Lorraine Bowen was voted off the show in the first semi-final after singing a song about space.
Lorraine Bowen came fourth in the votes, which was not enough to get into the final.
Lorraine Bowen started work writing music with Philipp Stollenmayer for his KAMIBOX mobile Game company during the lockdown in 2020.
Now based in Brighton, Lorraine Bowen runs singing workshops at the Brighton Dome and Bexhill's De La Warr Pavilion.
Lorraine Bowen provided the soundtrack for No Deposit, No Return by Dallas Campbell.
Lorraine Bowen provides vocals on "There Must Be An Angel" in Sorrentino's 2013 film, The Great Beauty.
Lorraine Bowen is the author of The Crumble Lady, a collection of short stories for children published by Candy Jar Books in November 2017.
Lorraine Bowen was discovered by Billy Bragg at the Hackney Empire performing with The Dinner Ladies.
Lorraine Bowen then toured East Germany just before reunification, performing in Army camps and stadia.
Lorraine Bowen made an appearance in two episodes of Radio Shuttleworth with John Shuttleworth.