Rachel Chinouriri brings her blend of alt-pop and indie-folk to the stage with a stripped-back session, Q&A and signing, presented by Rough Trade.
Rachel Chinouriri plays the Trinity Centre on Saturday 24 October, a stripped-back session that goes beyond a standard gig. It's presented by Rough Trade and tied to her new album, I think I spoke too soon, so the night is built around the new record rather than a full band set.
What makes this one different from a normal night out is the format. After the performance, there's a Q&A and a signing, so you'll get to hear her talk about the songs and then meet her in person. If you've followed her since the start, it's a good chance to hear the new material in a more intimate setting than a full concert.
Chinouriri first drew attention with her debut EP and has been releasing music on major platforms since 2018, with a sound that blends alt-pop and indie-folk. Her work has found a particular home on social media, where it's resonated with a wide audience. This Bristol date is one of the special events surrounding the release of I think I spoke too soon, so the new album is the focus of the evening.
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The session starts at 8:30 pm at the Trinity Centre on Trinity Road, BS2 0NW, with tickets ranging from £27.71 to £35.43.
