This festive season, North Wales-based band Idle Lies are spreading holiday cheer while supporting a vital cause with their newly released Christmas single. The talented quartet from Colwyn Bay has recorded a heartfelt track titled 'Christmas Time,' with all proceeds dedicated to The Walton Centre Charity.
The band, consisting of lead vocalist and guitarist Connor Owen, guitarist Scott Owen, bassist Tom Bolland, and drummer Sam Fielder, decided to use their musical talents to make a difference. The Walton Centre Charity supports The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust in Liverpool, which specialises in neurological care and treatment.
A Musical Gift That Gives Back
'Christmas Time' represents more than just another holiday track—it's a musical mission to support patients and families affected by neurological conditions. The single captures the band's signature indie-rock sound while delivering a message of hope and community spirit that perfectly aligns with the Christmas message.
Band members expressed their enthusiasm for the project, noting that combining their passion for music with the opportunity to support such an important cause felt particularly meaningful during the holiday season.
Supporting Neurological Care
The Walton Centre is one of the UK's leading neurosurgical units, treating patients with complex brain and spine conditions from across the region. The charity funds additional equipment, research, and patient support services that go beyond what the NHS can provide.
By purchasing the single, music lovers not only get a new festive track to add to their Christmas playlists but also contribute directly to improving neurological care and supporting patients during challenging times.
How to Support the Cause
The Christmas single 'Christmas Time' is now available on major streaming platforms and digital music stores. Fans and supporters can also follow Idle Lies on social media for updates on the fundraising campaign and information about potential live performances.
This initiative demonstrates how local artists can use their platform to create positive change, bringing communities together through the power of music while supporting essential healthcare services.
