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Izzi Dunn to play London Roundhouse on May 28th

Izzi Dunn

Following an inspiring hiatus where she toured extensively with some of the world’s most notable artists, West London’s Izzi Dunn is ready to return with her scintillating second album ‘Cries And Smiles’ this summer. Izzi will be performing and showcasing some of her new material at the Roundhouse on 28th May.

Tickets for this  exclusive show are available to buy at £10 in advance  from the Roundhouse.

Izzi Dunn’s voice is fearless, vulnerable, empowering and traditionally soulful. Her music reflects the nature of modern life; our trials and tribulations, hopes and loves.

‘Cries And Smiles’ is the latest unique chapter from a self-sufficient musician (she writes, produces and plays most of her own material) who has already had a remarkable career.   As a cellist she’s currently performing with Gorillaz and have played for the likes of Mark Ronson, Chaka Khan and Soul II Soul. Izzi has also graced the cream of the UK music scene with her talents, The Brand New Heavies, Roots Manuva, Beverley Knight, Jamelia and Bugz In The Attic are just a few of those who have benefited.

As a taster for the new album, Izzi Dunn is also giving away a free EP download called ‘The Bigger Picture’, which features four tracks including Oblivious, taken from her new album, her recent single release Tits and Ass and two tracks from her first album ‘The Big Picture’, Betcha and Big Picture.

Sophie Delila plays The Summer of Love Festival in London’s Carnaby Street on June 5th

Sophie Delila

Fashion and Music come together on the Liberty Stage at the Carnaby Street Festival on June 5th, when Sophie Delila performs tracks from her eagerly awaited forthcoming album Hooked, which is released on May 31st.

In a unique move, the record will be available to purchase in-store at Liberty – a retailer that traditionally does not stock music. Special signed copies will also be available.

Sophie Delila is thrilled to have been asked by Liberty’s CEO, Geoffrey de la Bourdonnaye, to perform on their first ever music stage as part of this event. This will be erected just outside the Liberty store.

The event is part of the 50th anniversary of Carnaby Street – 1960 is the year Carnaby began to swing, and the event is a nod to the area’s music heritage, which includes Jimi Hendrix, The Who and The Kinks who wrote about Carnaby Street in their 1966 hit ‘Dedicated Follower of Fashion’.

In addition to Sophie’s performances on the Liberty Music Stage there will also be appearances throughout Carnaby including the cast from Hair, Connett, Red Track, The Small Fakers, The Last Grand and New Vinyl.  The weekend will also include go go dancers, exhibitions and even an elephant parade.

Approximate Stage Times:
Set 1 13:15 – 13:45
Set 2 14:45 – 15:15
Set 3 16:00 – 17:30