Findia live at Folklore Hoxton

Name: Findia live at Folklore Hoxton - Tickets - London - Gotobeat
Start: 2025-06-04T19:30:00.000Z
End: 2025-06-04T23:00:00.000Z
Location: Folklore Hoxton

Wed 4 Jun, 19:30 - 23:00

Folklore Hoxton , E2 7QL

Findia celebrates the release of her debut EP, ‘Silverlined’ at Folklore Hoxton.

She will performing songs from the EP and her collaborations with Joe Goddard alongside new material due out later this year — a chance to experience her brand new live show in an intimate setting.

Findia

London-based musician, singer, songwriter, and performer Findia celebrates the release of her debut EP, ‘Silverlined’ out now on the Greco-Roman label. The EP includes 4 songs that serve as the perfect introduction to Findia’s world, where her powerful, soulful voice blends with intricate production to create immersive storytelling and vivid world-building through music. This debut firmly establishes her as a rising artist to watch. Co-producing her music alongside Joe Goddard and Al Doyle (Hot Chip/LCD Soundsystem) her music is influenced by modern innovators like Rahim Redcar, Caroline Polachek and Oklou alongside strong, earthy figures such as Kate Bush, Sinead O’Connor and FKA Twigs. Findia’s live show will feature songs from the EP alongside new material due out later this year—a chance to experience her evolving sound in an intimate live setting.

Bookend

bookend is a London-based duo blending melancholic lyricism with vibrant, textured beats - music that feels emotive yet never too serious. Friends for almost a decade, Michelle (Brazil) and Masaaki (Japan) first connected through music, and their partnership began when Michelle featured on one of Masaaki's tracks as part of his solo project, Anchorsong. The song became his most successful release to date, inspiring them to create bookend as a separate project. Michelle, a songwriter and poet with a love for reading brings raw, introspective storytelling, while Masaaki, a highly skilled and methodical producer, crafts rich soundscapes that give their music its pulse. They balance melancholy with infectious grooves, often blending Portuguese and English lyrics to reflect the complexities of relationships and modern life.