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With her powerhouse vocals, razor-sharp lyrics and a percussive guitar-led sound, acclaimed singer-songwriter Hollie Rogers has established herself as one of the UK's most compelling independent artists. Bringing her full band to shows across the UK, she blends emotional depth with wit, warmth and a magnetic stage presence, delivering live performances that move effortlessly between heartfelt storytelling and disarming humour.
Her latest album Everything’s Fine achieved three Official Chart Top 10s, including #2 in Jazz & Blues. Engineered by five-time Grammy-nominated James McMillan, the album features collaborations with renowned songwriters Beth Nielsen Chapman and Elles Bailey, and another with The Budapest Symphony Orchestra. The album has received multiple 5-star reviews in national press, with R&R Magazine calling it “A masterful undertaking; uncommon and remarkable – compulsive listening.”
Drawing inspiration from artists such as Joni Mitchell, Joan Armatrading and Blondie, Hollie’s songwriting combines lyrical honesty and hook-filled melodies with a playful edge. She is no stranger to major festival stages, including Glastonbury, and has opened for acclaimed artists including KT Tunstall, Ralph McTell and Suzanne Vega. Her music is playlisted in every Caffè Nero store worldwide and she is backed by BBC Introducing.
This full band show forms part of Hollie’s UK tour celebrating Everything’s Fine. Touring extensively across the country, she continues to build a loyal audience through performances that leave crowds uplifted, moved and eager to return for more.
"A magnificent & powerful voice" - Suzanne Vega"Hollie's songwriting always knocks me out" - Chris Difford (Squeeze)"Amazing voice" - Nick Mason (Pink Floyd)
Plus Support ED BLUNT
Hailed by Rolling Stone for his “astonishing mastery of his craft”, multi-instrumentalist Ed Blunt writes story songs that make you laugh one minute and gently break your heart the next. Playing piano and guitar, his music sits between Paul Simon, Rufus Wainwright and The Divine Comedy, built around storytelling, rich chamber-pop arrangements and a cinematic sense of scale.
His songs have been featured on BBC Radio, and are on playlist rotation in all Caffè Nero stores. Mentor Chris Difford (of Squeeze) discovered his talent early on, calling him a “quiet genius.” Since then, Ed has collaborated with Beth Nielsen Chapman, Jamie Lawson and Elles Bailey, supported Beth Rowley and David Ford, and played Manchester Folk Festival, Black Deer and FolkEast. In 2025 he was selected for the Sound Roots Artist Mentoring Pathway, and in 2026 he played his first European dates, with a 15-date tour of Germany and his French debut. This autumn Ed releases his new album, Things No Machine Could Ever Understand.
On stage, storytelling sits at the heart of Ed’s shows. He connects with an audience in much the same way he writes: with sharp lyricism, wry humour and unguarded honesty.