Singer-songwriter Hannah Grace brings her UK and Ireland headline tour to The Duncairn in a strictly 18+ and BYOB show.
Hannah Grace plays The Duncairn on Saturday 17 April, part of what's billed as her biggest headline tour to date across the UK and Ireland. It's a seated show, so you'll have a chair for the whole thing rather than standing in a crowd.
Grace is a Welsh singer-songwriter whose music pulls from soul, jazz, folk and pop, and she describes her lyrics as reflecting on self-love and being present. The influences she cites run from Eva Cassidy and Norah Jones to Coldplay and Kacey Musgraves, and that mix of soul and pop comes through in the voice that's earned her over 65 million streams. Vogue called it 'a voice like honey', Notion Magazine praised her 'timely vocals and one of a kind songwriting ability', and Jools Holland said she's 'destined for great things'. She also picked up a Meteor Award for Best Folk/Trad act.
The tour is playing intimate, fully seated venues, and this Belfast stop is no exception. The Duncairn is an arts venue in North Belfast that's been putting arts at the heart of the area since 2014, situated in the city's Cultural Quarter.
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Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show runs from 7:00 to 10:00 PM. It's strictly 18+ and BYOB, so you can bring your own drinks along. The Duncairn is in North Belfast, in the city's Cultural Quarter.
