AMITY: The UNREDACTED Tour

Doors 1PM
All Ages Show (When accompanied by guardian)

Amity hits The Folklore Rooms with his fierce, dramatic, outspoken songs, "miraculous" vocal, & "transcendent" lyrics. An outspoken "artist for our time", this multi-award-winner's razor sharp tracks ooze defiance, drawing fans of Sofia Isella & Paris Paloma.

Special guests: Brooke Dawn & Mollie Angela

The gloves are off and Amity's speaking up and speaking out through his thought provoking gut-punch music that has been making tidal waves for the last year. Despair and hope abound in equal measure in this spell binding performance from a multi-award-winning artist whose momentum feels increasingly unstoppable  Following his viral chart hit, To Make A Man, which shone a bright light on the rise of toxic masculinity, and his sell out Royal Albert Hall show, South London's breakthrough artist Amity's on the road with his brand new EP, lifting the veil on everything from coercive control and the rise of fascism to toxic relationships and religious hypocrisy. For fans of Sofia Isella and Renn as much as Adele and Fiona Apple, this is a must-see gig for music and poetry lovers alike. 

"Miraculous" - The Guardian

"Captivating...powerhouse performer" - The Royal Albert Hall

"Transcendent...a generational talent" - FMOF

"Simply cannot be ignored. ABSOLUTELY f***ing brilliant" - The Musos

"An Artist for our time" - ASBO Magazine

Special Guests

Brooke Dawn is a 19 year old singer/songwriter based in Worthing/Brighton/London. Her music blends folk and pop beautifully paired with her deeply emotive vocal. Taking inspiration from Jeff Buckley and Eva Cassidy, Brooke is sure to make you shed a tear. Notable achievements include playing The Royal Albert Hall and winning The Guy Chambers' Songwriting competition at 17. Brooke just released her debut single "Brighter Than The Sun" with more on the way! 

Mollie Angela is a Brighton-based singer-songwriter who sees her music as an expression of her frustration with current political systems and their outcomes. Many of her songs also come from her experience of epilepsy and the ongoing impact this has on her mental and physical health.