Kyle Falconer is a gifted musician hailing from Dundee, Scotland. Born in 1987, Kyle is best known for taking over the modern day Scottish music scene with his former band The View.

Starting The View as a cover band in 2005 he quickly rose to fame with his alternative style and complex lyricism. After releasing six albums with The View;
- Hats Off To The Buskers
- Which Bitch?
- Bread And Circuses
- Cheeky For A Reason
- Seven Year Setlist
- Ropewalk

However, the rockstar life also had a massive impact as Kyle struggled with over a decade worth of pressing substance abuse including cocaine and heroin.

Recently, Kyle made headlines and became
ever-growingly popular with the French police after a list of drunken predicaments happened. One instance was in December of 2017 after he was faced with a £25,000 fine following a drunken homophobic inveigh while on a Jet2 flight to Barcelona with The View. The flight had to be directed to France where Kyle was later detained by French authorities. Due to the opprobrium caused, Kyle immediately checked himself into rehab in Thailand. It was then unofficially announced that The View had split-up [pictured below] by drummer Steven Morrison.

Kyle subsequently announced his solo career.

During 2017 Kyle spent most of his time in one of UK’s most successful and well-known Brit-pop stars' studio (which of course is The Jam legend, Paul Weller). The influence led to a position to open Liam Gallagher’s—former Oasis and Beady Eye frontman—late 2017 tour which celebrated the release of LG’s debut solo album also.

In April 2018 Kyle released his debut single, “Poor Me”, which contained two songs: “Poor Me”
and “Batican”. Kyle also announced an album which will be released in 2018.