Jack Patchett

About Jack Patchett

Jack Patchett is an acoustic singer-songwriter from Holmfirth, England, known for his indie-folk sound, often compared to artists like Paolo Nutini, John Mayer, Rex Orange County, and David Gray. Throughout his early career, Patchett has garnered accolades such as 'The Ed Renshaw Award, 2018,' 'Best at the Fest' (International Youth Arts Festival, 2018), and was a semi-finalist for the BBC2 Young Folk Award in 2016. He self-released his first EP in March 2018 and has performed at festivals across the UK, including opening the Main Stage at Carnival 56 Festival in August 2017. His latest endeavors include "Next Door Sessions" videos from July 2025, which highlight his "stunning cinematic indie-folk music" and "delicate, introspective songwriting." He also opened for Chloe Foy at St Pancras Old Church in London in October 2025, performing his gentle acoustic compositions. His website also teases "listen softly" and "sad zine: volume one."