A gig held at The Jam Jar on Wednesday 30th November. The event starts at 19:30.
DOORS 7:30PM
Natalie Holmes launches her debut album 'Vitamin Be' at The Jam Jar with a full band.
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With an unwavering energy for encouraging inward reflection and growth through her music, Natalie is set to release her debut album ‘Vitamin Be’ on Aug 26th.
Combining her soberingly relatable, yet soothing lyrics with an ethereal, honey-toned voice, she sets out to strike a conversation between the conflicting effects of modern society, and those of the natural world on our ability to be content. With mental health struggles being talked about and diagnosed more and more, Natalie felt called to write about the simple bewilderment at being a young adult in today’s society and the pressures that brings.
“I want this album to be simultaneously grounding and uprooting for people. I want to encourage others to question the world around them, to really dig for it’s magical qualities, but also to not feel judgement over who they are and what their life looks like in this moment.”
1 of 2 exclusive full band performances of the album, Natalie will be taking us on this journey with violinist Beci Shelley (aka. Boci, also bringing her own album launch to The Jam Jar on Aug 31st), drummer Harry Harding and bassist Leo Clarke.
Expect soaring, sparkling, grooving, dreaming, connecting. Songs that'll both floor you and have you levitating.
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Support from the stunning Hesta Banks. Honest, disarming songs carried by a jazz infused, buttery vocals and delicate guitar.
Entry requirements:
Natalie Holmes launches her debut album 'Vitamin Be' at The Jam Jar with a full band.
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With an unwavering energy for encouraging inward reflection and growth through her music, Natalie is set to release her debut album ‘Vitamin Be’ on Aug 26th.
Combining her soberingly relatable, yet soothing lyrics with an ethereal, honey-toned voice, she sets out to strike a conversation between the conflicting effects of modern society, and those of the natural world on our ability to be content. With mental health struggles being talked about and diagnosed more and more, Natalie felt called to write about the simple bewilderment at being a young adult in today’s society and the pressures that brings.
“I want this album to be simultaneously grounding and uprooting for people. I want to encourage others to question the world around them, to really dig for it’s magical qualities, but also to not feel judgement over who they are and what their life looks like in this moment.”
1 of 2 exclusive full band performances of the album, Natalie will be taking us on this journey with violinist Beci Shelley (aka. Boci, also bringing her own album launch to The Jam Jar on Aug 31st), drummer Harry Harding and bassist Leo Clarke.
Expect soaring, sparkling, grooving, dreaming, connecting. Songs that'll both floor you and have you levitating.
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Support from the stunning Hesta Banks. Honest, disarming songs carried by a jazz infused, buttery vocals and delicate guitar.
Entry requirements:
Other singer-songwriter gigs
— Bristol Beacon
indie rock
psych
folk
folk-pop
jazz
