Olly Murs is a British singer, songwriter, and television presenter who rose to fame in 2009 as the runner-up on the sixth series of the UK talent show *The X Factor*. Born Oliver Stanley Murs on May 14, 1984, in Witham, Essex, England, he showed a passion for music and performing from a young age. Before his music career took off, Murs worked in an office job and played semi-professional football. His charismatic personality and distinctive voice earned him a large fanbase during his time on *The X Factor*, and he quickly secured a recording contract after the show. In 2010, he released his debut single "Please Don't Let Me Go," which went straight to number one on the UK Singles Chart. His self-titled debut album followed later that year and was also a commercial success. Murs has since released several successful albums, including *In Case You Didn't Know*, *Right Place Right Time*, and *24 Hrs*. He is known for hit songs such as “Troublemaker,” “Dance with Me Tonight,” and “Heart Skips a Beat.” In addition to his music career, Olly Murs has found success on television. He co-presented *The X Factor* in 2015 and has served as a coach on *The Voice UK*, earning praise for his warm and engaging presence. Known for his upbeat pop style and cheeky personality, Olly Murs has become one of the UK's most popular entertainers.