Harriet Rose, Arliston & Emma Taylor and the Wall Flowers live at Lions Den, Manchester

Manchester based Singer-Songwriter Harriet Rose delivers soulful indie-folk infused with nu-funk and light jazz flavours. Crediting inspiration from powerhouse women such as Moonchild, Olivia Dean, Madison Cunningham, Laura Marling and Joni Mitchell, Harriet brings a unique song writing voice and timeless approach.

“One of the best songs of the year... A hint of early Adele - a bit like Daydreamer! Really Soulful.” - Michaela Wylde, BBC Radio Introducing

Featured on Tom Robinson’s Introducing Mixtape, BBC 6 Music and BBC Sounds CakeMix

Support comes from Arliston and Emma Flower and the Wall Flowers

Arliston are poised to become the UK’s unofficial ambassadors of gloom – self-described “sad song specialists”. Their music is concerned with that particularly fraught time of life – the late twenties and early thirties – and all of the confusion that accompanies it. Yet the music itself is far from chaotic. Instead, it is steeped in an inky black pool of sparse but sprawling Americana; minimalist pianos are paired with gloopy synths and singer Jack Ratcliffe’s striking, morose baritone.

Elevating the intimate lyrics and bewitching tone of Emma's voice, the Wallflowers breathe life into her writing and performance. Drawing upon influences of poetic lyricism from singer-songwriters Matilda Mann, Phoebe Bridges and Holly Humberstone, the band present this voice into a Fleetwood Mac inspired sound, captivating audiences with their storytelling and addictive melodies. Since forming in September of 2023, the band have taken iconic Manchester venues such as Band on the Wall and Night & Day Cafe.