17 Facts About Toni Halliday

Antoinette "Toni" Halliday was born on 5 July 1964 and is an English musician best known as the lead vocalist, lyricist, and occasional guitarist of the alternative rock band Curve, along with Dean Garcia.

Toni Halliday was a member of the bands Photofitz, The Uncles, State of Play and Scylla.

From 1978 to 1980, Toni Halliday was the lead vocalist in a punk rock band named Photofitz, after which she left to start a solo career.

The first commercially released recording to feature Toni Halliday was the single "The Smile and the Kiss" by the new wave band Bonk, on which she performed uncredited backing vocals.

Dean Garcia had played on Hearts and Handshakes, and the pair now collaborated to form Curve, with Toni Halliday serving as lead singer.

In 1995, a year after the first, temporary dissolution of Curve, Toni Halliday formed the band Scylla with Ricky Barber, Lindy Pocock, Fiona Lynsky and Julian Bown.

In 2002 Toni Halliday recorded a number of songs with the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra with plans to release an EP.

Toni Halliday contributed vocals to Orbital's soundtrack for the 2012 re-make of the film Pusher.

Toni Halliday released a new song "Suffragette" in November 2016 on the compilation album The Song Method 2.

In 2017 Dean and Toni Halliday contemplated a Curve reunion but ultimately Toni Halliday decided to declined to tour for the moment.

Toni Halliday co wrote the song and sings backing vocals on the track but Louise Dowd sings the lead vocal.

In January 2021 Toni Halliday released a new song Black Crow on the compilation The Song System.

In March 2021 Toni Halliday released a new 6 track solo EP called Roll The Dice.

Toni Halliday continued to write and record with Louise Dowd.

In February 2008, Toni Halliday introduced a new solo project on MySpace called Chatelaine.

Toni Halliday continues to work on the next Chatelaine album and other forthcoming collaborations.

Toni Halliday is married to the British record producer Alan Moulder.