Grace Gachot

Grace Gachot plays The Sunflower Lounge on Wednesday 21 October, as part of her first headline tour. She's a London-based pop artist who describes her songwriting as a way to spread kindness and self-empowerment, and this is the first time she's taking that out on her own run of dates. The Birmingham show is presented by SJM Concerts.

Most people will know her from Built to Be Bad, the track that broke her through. Radio 1's Jack Saunders called it "stunning pop perfection", and it's pushed her to over 13 million total streams. Since then, The Boy Who Can't Be Named, Flatlining and Naked have added to that, taking her to over half a million monthly Spotify listeners. She's spent a good deal of time on support slots, too, playing with Kylie Minogue at BST, Mimi Webb and Henry Moodie, so this is her first time stepping out as the main bill.

On the night, she'll be joined by support, so there's more than just her set to look forward to. The show runs from 7:30pm to 10:30pm, and tickets are £13.50. It's for ages 14 and over.