Polly Jean Harvey (born 9 October 1969) is a British musician and singer-songwriter. She was raised in Corscombe, Dorset and Yeovil, Somerset. Growing up, her parents were both fans of American blues music. Their record collection exposed Harvey not only to the blues but also to Captain Beefheart. Both the blues and Beefheart would become major influences on Harvey’s own musical style.

Top Songs:
1	The Devil
2	The Piano
3	Down By The Water
4	When Under Ether
5	Grow Grow Grow
6	White Chalk
7	Dear Darkness
8	Silence
9	Black Hearted Love
10	Who The Fuck
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PJ Harvey Releases 'Let England Shake' Video Album

PJ Harvey has released a video album for all the tracks on 'Let England Shake'. The singer, who released 'Let England Shake' in February, has unveiled videos directed by Seamus Murphy on her website.   Read more 

PJ Harvey, Pendulum, Noah & The Whale Added To The Line-Up For Bestival Festival 2011

PJ Harvey, Pendulum and Noah & The Whale are among the latest acts to be announced for this year's Bestival festival. The event, which takes place at Robin Hill Country Park from September 8-11, will headlined by The Cure.  Read more 

PJ Harvey Offered The Chance To Become War Correspondent

PJ Harvey has been offered the chance to become a war correspondent for the Imperial War Museum. The singer, whose new album 'Let England Shake' is released today (February 14), could be offered the chance to travel to conflict zones due her new material having a strong attachment to the current war.  Read more 

PJ Harvey To Preview New Album 'Let England Shake' Over Webcast

PJ Harvey will debut her new album 'Let England Shake' in a one-off webcast. The singer, who releases 'Let England Shake' on Monday (February 14), will stream a live show from Paris the same day.  Read more 

PJ Harvey To Play Portishead-Curated ATP Festival 2011

PJ Harvey has been added to the line-up for All Tomorrow’s Parties (ATP) I’ll Be Your Mirror festival in London this year. The singer will perform on the first day of the event, which runs from July 23-24 at Alexandra Palace.  Read more 

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