The Glasshouse

Forged in Newcastle, honed in South-East London, Imogen and the Knife is carving an incandescent alternative pop path. Her performances elicit deep emotional responses from audiences, with her vocal depth, vulnerability and control.

With influences like Kate Bush, Nick Cave, Fiona Apple, Rufus Wainwright and more, Imogen and the Knife crafts tracks glinting with intrigue. Poignant songwriting is brought to life with moments of quiet reflection and fresh, full-bodied instrumentals.

She uses ‘the Knife’ as a symbol of reclamation from the surgical knife, a motif that has threaded its way through her life and writing. It embodies the precision and clarity of her lyrics and delivery.

Her commitment to the craft extends to advocacy for the rights and recognition of fellow artists, particularly musicians living with disabilities.

Imogen and the Knife invites you to step into her world – one where the music serves as both armour and revelation, where compelling stories linger long after the last note.

For fans of Kate Bush, Lana Del Rey, and Tori Amos, Darlington-based Robyn Errico follows in the footsteps of female artists who have pushed the boundaries of pop, blending cinematic and progressive elements with strong, melodic vocals and hooks that will circle around in your head for days. Her music reflects the escapism that she finds within her own imagination while exploring the beautiful complexities, heartbreaks, loves, injustices and joys that make up our experience in this world.

Dropping catchy and youthful pop bangers has been Lottie Willis’ aim for 2025. She’s rejuvenated, with a new live band and plenty of fresh material. Lottie’s inspired by pop and indie songstresses such as Nieve Ella, Olivia Rodrigo and Amber Bain (The Japanese House). Her songwriting is going from strength to strength. She’s featured on Spotify’s fresh finds playlist, played festivals like Kendal Calling and supported acts including Rag ‘n’ Bone Man plus Emeli Sandé. And she’s just getting started.