Join the GRAMMY®-nominated, record-breaking BRIT Award-winning singer for a virtuoso performance at the iconic London venue. The concert features reimagined orchestral arrangements of songs from her acclaimed debut album, My 21st Century Blues. The setlist includes standout moments such as “Oscar Winning Tears,” a show-stopping rendition of “Worth It,” and the chart-topping hit single “Escapism."
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About The Show
This concert film captures the GRAMMY®-nominated, record-breaking BRIT Award- winning British singer-songwriter RAYE's career-defining performance at the iconic London venue, featuring reimagined orchestral arrangements of songs from her acclaimed debut album, My 21st Century Blues.
Joined by the Heritage Orchestra (conducted by Tom Richards), youth gospel choir Flames Collective, and organist Anna Lapwood, the setlist includes standout moments such as "Oscar Winning Tears," a show-stopping rendition of "Worth It," and the chart-topping RIAA Double Platinum smash hit single "Escapism."
Having earned praise from the likes of Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Mark Ronson, Charli XCX, Doja Cat, and SZA, three-time GRAMMY® nominee RAYE has captivated international audiences on legendary stages including Glastonbury, Coachella, Lollapalooza, Fuji Rock, Montreux Jazz, Reading, and Leeds Festival. The South London native delivered electrifying, back-to-back performances at this year’s 97th Academy Awards and 67th GRAMMY® Awards—where she made history as the only artist ever nominated simultaneously for both “Best New Artist” and “Songwriter of the Year (Non-Classical)” in the same year. This milestone followed her historic sweep at the 2024 BRIT Awards, where she won a record-breaking six awards, becoming the first woman ever honored as “Songwriter of the Year.” Experience why critics have hailed RAYE as “the most talented artist since Adele and Amy Winehouse” (The Telegraph).
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