Jodie Nicholson
plus special guests Callum Pitt and Steff Mundi
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Textural. Ethereal. Alt-pop’s future is in safe hands.
Jodie Nicholson, a North East-based writer, producer and Summer Studios 2023 artist, plays her first Glasshouse International Centre for Music headliner with a full band where she’ll be launching her sophomore album Safe Hands.
Safe Hands mixes melancholy and euphoria, and is ultimately an album about self-trust. Nicholson self-produced the album and enlisted key collaborators: Oli Deakin (CMAT, Eleanor Moss, Benjamin Francis Leftwich) mixed and Katie Tavini (Arlo Parks, Liz Lawrence, Sega Bodega) mastered. Nicholson’s signature rich harmonies and ethereal, reed-like vocals remain a constant.
When Nicholson released her debut album Golden Hour (2019) she viewed it as closure, archiving the songs locals from Darlington, her hometown, enjoyed seeing live. However, industry interest from the likes of BBC Introducing encouraged her to continue and led to airplay across BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Radio 2.
Her live performance highlights to-date include playing the main stage of Wilderness Festival – warming up for Jamie XX and Bicep, plus she’s shared stages at sold-out shows with Emeli Sandé, Tom Rosenthal, Bernard Butler, Nerina Pallot, The Howl & The Hum, and Skinny Living.
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Price: £13.80
Stage Times:
7.30pm Doors to Sage Two
8pm – 8.30pm Steff Mundi
8.30pm – 8.40pm Changeover
8.40pm – 9.10pm Callum Pitt
9.10pm – 9.30pm Changeover
9.30pm – 1030pm Jodie Nicholson
Please note timings are subject to change.
Age: Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
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Callum Pitt
Callum Pitt’s indie-folk music blends orchestral sounds, chamber pop, and alt-rock with influences from Elliott Smith, Julien Baker, Adrianne Lenker, and Sufjan Stevens. Despite themes of depression, anxiety, and political unrest, his songs inspire optimism and unity with warmth and honesty. His debut album ‘In the Balance’ released in June 2023. Starting in Newcastle pubs, he’s graduated to festivals like The Great Escape and Deer Shed and supported artists such as Donovan Woods, Adia Victoria and Cattle & Cane. He’s won the ‘Alan Hull Award’ for songwriting in 2019 and the ‘Fender Player Plus’ competition in 2022. With over 6 million streams, he’s been featured on Spotify’s ‘New Music Friday’ playlists 17 times and received airplay on BBC Radio 1 & BBC 6 Music.
Steph Mundi
Steff Mundi is a singer/songwriter, musician and producer based in the North East, her music pulls from genres like Folk, Jazz, Lo-fi indie Pop and IDM. ‘Clementine,’ her single released in 2023, issued as a demo of the month in Narc and claimed ‘a masterful stroke of writing’ a hybrid of acoustic and electronic, is the first taste of music to come in 2024.
