Tiny Habits

Tiny Habits play The Trinity Centre on Monday 1 March, bringing their album Keepers to Bristol. The trio consists of Cinya Khan, Maya Rae and Judah Mayowa, who met at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Their early days began in a dorm building stairwell, where they started singing together and honed the three-part harmonies that have since become their signature.

They describe their sound as 'folk-r&b-disco-acoustic-habit-pop', and the influences they cite run from Crosby, Stills & Nash and ABBA to Destiny's Child. Their debut EP tiny things came out in April 2023, followed by the 2024 album All For Something, produced by Tony Berg, who has worked with Phoebe Bridgers. Confessional songwriting and layered vocals have drawn praise from Elton John, Kacey Musgraves, Marcus Mumford and the late David Crosby, and they've toured with James Taylor, Sarah McLachlan, Gracie Abrams and Noah Kahan.

Keepers, their second album, arrived in August 2026 and pushes beyond their folk roots to explore friendship, love and identity. That's the record they're touring here, so the set will lean on the new material while drawing from the earlier songs they've built their reputation on. It's a good chance to hear the three of them singing together in the room, which is where the band started.

The show starts at 19:30, and tickets are £20 plus a £1.55 booking fee.