The spring Soho Rising line-up is here

Spring is here, and with warmer weather on the horizon live music is back in full force. Now entering its sixth season, Soho Rising is our platform to champion and uncover emerging talent in the music industry by inviting breaking artists to perform around our Houses. 

Dom Chung, our Global Head of Music and in-house talent expert, has hand-picked this year’s line-up of breaking artists, supported by Bowers & Wilkins. 

‘Soho Rising has grown over the past five years to become an industry flagship for the best emerging talent around,’ says Chung. ‘Previous acts have included Holly Humberstone, Griff and FLO, who all went on to win a BRITs Rising Star award the same year as featuring within the Soho Rising programme. We are really proud to provide a genuine platform for next generation talent and to also allow our members to be part of the artists’ journeys from the very start.’

Scroll on to check out the series of intimate one-off gigs across our UK Houses.

Dreya Mac
White City House, Thursday 20 April 
From dancing professionally at The BRIT Awards and starring in a Burberry campaign, to creating viral songs on TikTok gathering follows from the likes of Rihanna and Kehlani, musician Dreya Mac is no stranger to the spotlight. The melodic rap artist is coming to White City House next week for a show you won’t want to miss. 

Yazmin Lacey
180 House, Wednesday 26 April 
Despite being raised in a musically inclined family in east London, Yazmin Lacey didn’t feel called to sing until she moved to Nottingham. After a few drinks, she was convinced to perform at an acoustic night and built a following from there. Her debut album Voice Notes, released earlier this year, delivers a smooth mix of jazz, soul and electronic. 

George Riley
Shoreditch House, Thursday 27 April
Another rising singer-songwriter from London, George Riley fuses jazz, R&B and electronica to create her signature futuristic sound. Don’t miss the opportunity to see her perform her acclaimed debut full-length project Running In Waves later this month. 

Nell Mescal
Soho House 40 Greek Street, Thursday 4 May
Nineteen-year-old artist Nell Mescal from Kildare, Ireland began writing music at just 13. Her first official release ‘Graduating’ stemmed from an emotion-fuelled solo hour on the piano, with a handful of singles showcasing the singer-songwriter’s authenticity. 

Eloise
Soho Farmhouse, Monday 8 May
Eloise, the 23-year-old, London-based singer-songwriter who is dubbed one of the UK’s rising artists to watch, showcases her natural songwriting abilities on her latest single ‘Giant Feelings’. Her debut album Drunk On A Flight is set to release on Friday 14 April. If the singles are any indication of the vibe, expect a modern take on pop. Catch Eloise at Soho Farmhouse before her European tour starts this summer. 

Superjazzclub
Brighton Beach House, Friday 12 May
The diverse creative skillset of the nine members of the Ghanaian collective saw the group rise for their unconventional musical composition. Formed in Accra in 2018, Superjazzclub is a blend of artists, producers, film makers and DJs. Their hottest releases such as ‘Cameras’ and ‘MAD’ gathered a growing audience for their fresh genre-bending sound. Don’t miss their Brighton show before the collective embarks on a European tour throughout May and June. 

Jockstrap
Shoreditch House, Friday 26 May
Duo vocalist, violinist and songwriter, Georgia Ellery, and electronic producer, Taylor Skye, create sophisticated sounds, contrary to their tongue-in-cheek band name. Another group from London, the pair contributed to EPs from A$AP Rocky and Dean Blunt, while also putting out modern alternative tracks of their own. 

Che Lingo
White City House, Friday 2 June
British contemporary rapper Che Lingo just released his highly anticipated second studio album Coming Up For Air this month. The 10 tracks feature favourites including Jordan Mackampa, Queen’s Roger Taylor and Kojey Radical, part of last year’s Soho Rising tour. Don’t miss a chance to hear the new album live. 

Tay Iwar
180 House, Wednesday 7 June 
Lagos-born Nigerian singer-songwriter and producer Tay Iwar just released ‘Healing’, a new single that mixes intoxicating vocals with R&B, soul and Afropop sounds. Hot off producing Burna Boy’s iconic single ‘Alone’ that featured in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, don’t miss this opportunity to see the rising star first.  

Serpentwithfeet
Shoreditch House, Friday 9 June 
Soho House favourite, Serpentwithfeet, is returning to the Houses, this time in London. The musician draws influences from his time in a Pentecostal choir and explores Black love through his soulful avant-garde sound. 

For details about the full Soho Rising line-up and to book, click here.