Charming Cambridgeshire singer-songwriter Josh Davis will be tackling the subject of online safety during a national schools tour this December.

Set to visit 10 schools in 7 days, fresh-faced talent Davis will be performing to thousands of students across the UK, before broaching topics of cyberbullying, discrimination and general online safety.

Modelling himself on the unmistakable quality and showmanship of artists like Elvis, MJ and JT, Josh has cultivated a cheeky persona which lets him charm his way into the hearts of crowds everywhere. 

While not effected personally by cyberbullying, Josh explains that his time spent in the music industry has opened his eyes to how powerful it can be: “With music nowadays, when you release a track or video online, you’re giving a part of yourself to the world. Although this has made it easier for artists to promote their music, it also invites a faceless audience to criticise both you and your work without any real ramifications, so I can identify with victims of online abuse”.

The tour comes off the back of a recent Free Radio live show that saw Josh support 2014 X-Factor winner Ben Haenow.

Josh is currently promoting his debut single “Fight With You”, which is set for release at the end of March.