Maddie Ager + Erica Jean + Maddie May
Maddie Ager + Erica Jean + Maddy-May
Entry Requirements: VENUE ENTRY 18+ AFTER 7PM / DAYTIME ENTRY U18s CONTACT VENUE
Join us for a night of fresh, soulful and heartfelt songwriting from three exciting young artists. Maddie Ager brings honest, relatable songs inspired by personal experiences and the people around her, while Midlands singer-songwriter Erica Jean delivers an energetic blend of pop and soul, having performed at major venues including the Royal Albert Hall, O2 Academy Birmingham and The Troxy. Maddy-May completes the line-up with her warm blend of indie, soul and pop, drawing inspiration from artists such as Olivia Dean and Kacey Musgraves.
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21 year old singer songwriter from London :) “I aspire to write the songs I wish I could’ve heard throughout my teen years.” Maddie’s lyrics are not only influenced by her own internal mental battles but also the experiences of the people closest to her. Maddie’s music is a light in darker moments, an ‘it’s not just me’ hug in musical form. Like a friend reminding us loneliness is a feeling not a fact.
You can also find Maddie on:
Instagram - @maddieager TikTok- @maddieroseager
Are you a fan of Pink, folk music, and Bridget Jones? Meet Erica Jean, a chaotic combination of all these things. She is often compared to Fleetwood Mac and Lily Allen. Erica Jean has spread her glittery music around festivals and venues like Carfest, The Royal Albert Hall, Alexandra Palace, O2 Instutute Birmingham and The Eris Brooklyn, NYC. Erica has supported artists like Grammy award winning Amy Wadge, Irish sensation LYRA and Australia’s Aodhan. She also appeared in Tom Odell’s choir onstage in the UK and Paris, and on Mahogany Sessions and BBC Live Lounge. Come join the fun and wear some pink!
Maddy-May is a London-based singer-songwriter whose music combines the indie, soul and pop genres. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Olivia Dean and Kacey Musgraves, Maddy-May plays her music from an authentic and raw storytelling lens. Having sung in London Youth Choir for the past three years, Maddy-May particularly enjoys writing harmonies that have a choral influence. She hopes to create a soundscape that feels nostalgic and deeply relatable.
