Who’s in the AMI has hit the road with a brand-new celebrity interview series – and award-winning musician Vince Freeman is in the passenger seat.
Hosted by Montpellier Legal COO and TV presenter Nick Ponting, Who’s in the AMI takes a fresh approach to celebrity interviews, combining candid conversation with a fun, on-the-road experience.
In this episode, Nick hits the road with Vince. Together, they share laughs, songs, stories, and insights into career and life.
Vince found fame with his appearance on the first series of The Voice UK. The singer was seen by 20 million viewers back in 2012.
Watch Nick and Vince chat freely as they take a tour in the eye-catching electric vehicle
Freeman is a UK singer-songwriter with an inimitable voice and honest lyricism – a style that he calls ‘Tough Country’.
A two-time UK Indy Award winner with a Platinum single and a run on The Voice UK, his story is truly unique. A story that is set to be shared with the world through an upcoming feature documentary by executive producer Dave Webster (Gary Barlow, Michael Buble, Will Smith).
Vince released his debut album Scars, Ghosts & Glory last year to critical acclaim, with the Deluxe version set to be released in early 2026. In the live arena Vince has shared the stage with the likes of Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, James Morrison and Scouting For Girls.
Among Vince’s many performance and songwriting achievements, he has earned 5 European Top 10s for his vocal and writing contributions, a Platinum disc for his vocal performance on the 2019 hit Sun Is Shining by Lost Frequencies and co-writing credits on the 2021 Fredde Le Grande hit Devils.
Montpellier Legal is a specialist conveyancing solicitor firm providing expert legal services to house buyers and sellers, with a strong focus on personal service, clarity and trust. The Bcorp accredited firm has recently won several awards including Best Conveyancing Office in UK at the ESTAS.
In addition to launching the series, Montpellier Legal is proud to support Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) through “Who’s in the AMI”. The series will help raise awareness of the vital work carried out by the charity, which provides care and support for children with life-limiting conditions and their families across the region.
