Featured image and gallery: Gracie Hall Stevie Bill and her guitarist Jacob open the night with a set of indie pop bangers. Born in Amsterdam, but based in NYC, she has been releasing songs since 2020 but recently had a viral TikTok hit with ‘Hahaha’. With a rose-adorned mic stand, she serenades the crowd with…
Featured image and gallery: Gracie Hall Haffway starts the evening – the Nashville-born singer/songwriter’s powerful voicecommands the entire room and despite being new to most in the Deaf Institute, theaudience hangs onto his every note. His charismatic presence engages the room as he chatsfreely to the crowd. ‘I Don’t Need You Anymore’ taps into the…
The night starts with Liverpool-based Casino who rock the stage with Beatles-esque swagger and upbeat songs, featuring the vocals of Dillon Kelly whose vintage sounding voice wouldn’t be out of place in a 1960’s soul band.
Featured image and gallery: Gracie Hall To kick off the evening, Australian nu-metal band Ocean Grove launches onto stage, with lead singer Dale Tanner jumping around with as much energy as the Duracell bunny. With clear influences from the likes of Limp Bisket, baseball caps and all, they play songs including ‘SILVER LININGS’, a more…
Featured image and gallery: Gracie Hall Australian three-piece, Blusher, set the stage for the evening with their dream pop vocals and mesmerising dance moves. With original songs like ‘Dead End’ and ‘Softly Spoken’ and covers of Nelly Furtado’s ‘Say it Right’ and ‘Love at First Sight’ by fellow Aussie, Kylie Minogue. A set full of…
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