About

Featured on Netflix and BBC Two, Rachel Croft is an "emotive and uncompromising alternative artist at the top of her game" (Atwood Magazine), combining exceptional vocals, cinematic songwriting and an electrifying stage presence.
Hailing from London, Rachel's thunderous alt-rock has been featured by leading global outlets including CMT and the BBC, and her music is played in stores across some of the UK's biggest retailers, including Tesco, Waterstones and Centre Parcs.
2024 saw Rachel perform at the Blue Room at The O2, collaborate with Gibson Guitars, become Caffè Nero's Artist of the Month (February), and completely sell out headline shows at both The 229 in London and The Crescent in York.
Support comes from Alice SK, whose timeless, captivating and soulful songs take audiences on a journey. In her search for peace, love and an understanding of life's highs and lows, she writes with emotions firmly rooted in the ache of realism.
Inspired by nature and her church roots, Alice draws influence from artists including Joni Mitchell, Lily Allen and The Strokes. Her music is written as an act of release, both for herself and her audience, inviting listeners to get lost, let go, and leave feeling a little lighter.