Katherine Priddy

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Katherine Priddy

Since emerging with her debut EP Wolf, UK singer-songwriter Katherine Priddy has quickly become one of the most exciting names on the British music scene.

Priddy’s haunting vocals and distinctive finger-picking guitar style have already seen her sell out a headline tour, perform at prestigious festivals around the UK and abroad (including Glastonbury), and support numerous world class artists including Richard Thompson, most recently performing with Guy Garvey at The Roundhouse.

Her debut album, The Eternal Rocks Beneath, was released in June 2021 to great acclaim, with her album singles reaching No.1 in the Official UK Folk Charts. Early 2024 sees the release of Priddy’s eagerly-awaited second album, The Pendulum Swing. The LP explores themes of home, family, love and memory, as Priddy seeks to move forwards whilst acknowledging and honouring all that has gone before.

Her live performances are engaging, moving and amusing by turn, delivering original songs with emotional maturity, depth and particularly noteworthy lyrics. Despite the delicate nuances of her sound, Katherine Priddy is not a fragile wallflower, but a determined young woman making her mark.
“Utterly brilliant…one of my favourite voices in contemporary music” – Guy Garvey, BBC Radio 6Music

“An accomplished set of original songs delivered in a breathtaking voice” – The Observer

“A voice of delicacy and poignancy with its own subtle strength underpinned by a skilled observer's eye” – Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2

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