Nadine Khouri + Special Guests

Nadine Khouri is a musician and songwriter currently based in London. Her debut album ‘The Salted Air’ was produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey) and recorded in his hometown of Bristol. Sparse and minimal in its arrangement, the resulting album is a haunting collection of poetic and atmospheric meditations on loss and transformation, reminiscent of bands such as Low and Mazzy Star. Released in February 2017, ‘The Salted Air’ cemented Khouri’s one-to-watch status. It and was hailed by MOJO as “A thing of dark possessed beauty” in their four-star album review, celebrated by Q (Feb 2017 Critics Choice) and selected as one of Rough Trades Albums of the Year’. Khouri’s latest EP will be launched at Hoxton Hall in London with her band.

With support from Adam Beattie.
Adam Beattie is a Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in London. With roots in Scottish folk music and a lifelong interest in old time jazz, blues and other folk styles, his music spans many genres, but is held together by his warm and distinctive voice. Armed with a black and white Silverline, Adam has brought his deft guitar playing and well-crafted songs on tour around Europe and the UK, both solo and with a full band. He is part of the new folk group PicaPica featuring Josienne Clarke, Samantha Whates and producer Sonny Johns, which is signed to Rough Trade Records. He is also part of Band of Burns, a 12-piece band of singers and instrumentalists. He is currently working on a new album of original songs.