British girl group and 2025 Eurovision participants Remember Monday have released their new single. “Dream Cheat” is the latest single from Remember Monday to come from the group’s upcoming debut album “Can We Press Rewind”.
About “Dream Cheat”
The United Kingdom’s 2025 Eurovision representatives Remember Monday have released their latest single. “Dream Cheat” is an upbeat country infused electro-pop song, describing the feeling of being cheated on in your dreams. The girls say they wrote the song for “anyone that’s been cheated on in their dreams and felt irrationally but insanely mad about it…we got you.”
The song follows August’s release of “Attention“, and builds on the whimsical, fun and slightly unhinged energy Remember Monday have been exploring in recent music. Both “Attention” and “Dream Cheat” will feature on the band’s upcoming debut album, “Can We Press Rewind”.
The song was written by Holly, Lauren and Charlotte from the group themselves, alongside producer and musician Stefan Abingdon, as well as Steve Battelle. Production comes from Steve and Stefan, with Paul Whalley. Remember Monday recently announced the “I’m Just A Girl” tour for early 2027. The group will be playing in various cities across the UK, and tour dates and ticket information can be found on their socials or website.
Debut album “Can We Press Rewind” announced
Remember Monday have also announced more details about their upcoming debut album. The record is titled “Can We Press Rewind”, and will be released on January 29th, 2027. The girls had the following to say on the upcoming album:
we’ve been best friends since we were 16, and this album is the culmination of almost 15 years of a friendship that feels more like sisters at this point ! if you wanna get to know us as people, take a listen to the lyrics and you’ll learn pretty quick that our sense of humour is borderline unhinged. listening to this album feels like sitting in a room with each other, chatting shit about our exes, feeding each others’ delusions, hyping each other up if we’re feeling blue.
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Who are Remember Monday?
Remember Monday is a musical trio made up of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele. The group first met at school in Farnborough in Hampshire, bonding over their love of music. Each of the members of the group have had extensive music experience, including musical theatre runs and performing for Queen Elizabeth II. In 2019, the group auditioned for The Voice UK, coming under Jennifer Hudson’s team – where they eventually were knocked out of the competition. Their first EP was released in October of 2024.
Holly had previously won My Camp Rock, a singing competition based on the Disney Channel show in 2009 and performed in The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables on the West End. Lauren has previously had roles in both Six and Matilda on the West End, and Charlotte also appeared in Mary Poppins in the London theatre district. In November 2025, Remember Monday performed “Perfect Day” with the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra for BBC Children in Need. The band have spent the summer on tour, supporting British boy band McFly, with whom they have recently collaborated with.
Remember Monday’s Eurovision history
In 2025, Remember Monday represented the UK at Eurovision in Basel with their song “What the Hell Just Happened”. In line with previous years, the BBC selected the UK’s Eurovision entry internally, with Remember Monday being announced as the representative after speculation in local media.
“What the Hell Just Happened?” was written by Remember Monday themselves, as well as Julie Aagaard, Kes Kamara, Sam Brennan, Thomas Stengaard and Tom Hollings. At the close of voting in the Grand Final, the UK finished 19th, earning 88 points. All these points came from the jury, including 12 points from the Italian jury.
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