Pip Millett

2 concerts

Pip Millett, from Marple, Manchester, draws from icons like Marley and Gaye to create soulful, timeless music. Her COLORS debut of "Make Me Cry" captivated millions.

Neal Francis

29 concerts

Neal Francis, known for his intoxicating blend of funk, soul, and rock, debuted with "Changes" in 2019. His acclaimed album "In Plain Sight" featured the hit "Can't Stop The Rain" and earned awards nominations. He's played major festivals, shared stages with Wilco and others, and released a double live album, "Francis Comes Alive." His music, praised for its psych-rock flair, is celebrated worldwide.

Maverick Sabre

3 concerts

Maverick Sabre, born in London and grown in Ireland, blends Irish, American, and UK rap with blues influences. Debut album “Lonely Are The Brave” hit #2 UK charts, selling 250,000+ copies. Evolving into a melodic songwriter, his music critiques society's flaws, inspired by events like Grenfell. Championed by Plan B, Sabre's style fuses dreamy, psychedelic vibes with gritty, rock influences.

The Blessed Madonna

5 concerts

Marea Stamper's album "Godspeed" is a house music masterpiece born from her reworked tracks during a challenging period. It blends retro, futuristic elements, and proto-house, capturing a spectrum of human emotions, and celebrating music's power.

Celeste

1 concert

Brighton-raised, American-born British-Jamaican singer Celeste, known for her soulful jazz style, won the Brit Award Rising Star 2020 and BBC Music Sound of 2020. Influenced by Aretha Franklin and Ella Fitzgerald, she gained acclaim with her EP "Lately" and singles like "Father’s Son," "Coco Blood," and the hit "Strange."

Róisín Murphy

1 concert

Róisín Murphy, born in Arklow, is a trailblazer in electronic pop, famed for Moloko’s “Sing It Back” and solo albums like “Róisín Machine.” Known for her vivid stage presence, she merges disco, soul, house, and techno.

London Grammar

4 concerts

London Grammar, an English trio blending sparse electronic pop, rose with hits like "Hey Now" and "Wasting My Young Years." Known for Hannah Reid's soulful vocals, they achieved UK chart success with albums "If You Wait" and "Truth Is a Beautiful Thing." Awarded two Ivor Novellos and two AIM awards, they collaborated with Paul Epworth and Jon Hopkins, and featured with Flume. Their music exudes atmospheric electronics and empowering themes.