Little Moon live in London

Gotobeat is excited to present Little Moon live at The Waiting Room in London on Wednesday, August 20th.

Tickets —> £14 + Booking Fees

Age Restriction: 18+

Doors —> 7:30pm

—> Bryony Dunn & The Forest

—> Little Moon

Little Moon

2023 NPR Tiny Desk contest winner Little Moon has announced her sophomore album, Dear Divine, due out October 25th via Joyful Noise, and shared the swirling chamber-folk lead single “now”. Led by singer-songwriter Emma Hardyman, the Provo, Utah-based avant-folk band made waves last year, winning the 2023 edition of NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest with a stirring submission of their explosive, ornately layered song “wonder eye.” Following the release of her 2020 debut LP Unphased, Hardyman set out to write a romantic album about her newlywed husband Nathan, but the universe had other plans. After Nathan’s mother tragically passed away—a loss made more difficult by the fact that he had just informed her of his plans to exit the church—Hardyman recalibrated her vision and started work on a love-as-grief, grief-as-love album titled Dear Divine. Written after her own complicated departure from the Mormon Church, Dear Divine is Little Moon’s wide-eyed, intensely personal embrace of a whole new world. It is a vast, dense sonic tapestry of soaring multi-octave vocals over rich, future-baroque arrangements, mimicking the grandiosity and delicate ebbs and flows of nature, and the radical love and self-care that Hardyman seeks wherever she goes.

—> Bryony Dunn & The Forest - Bryony Dunn & The Forest create music inspired by the earth and shaped like a river which babbles over rocky friendships, cascades into pools of love, and eddies at the anxieties of modern life. “Alt folk with hard edges, or indie rock with a soft centre.

Off the back of sell out headline shows at The Lexington and Dalston Roofpark, and main stage slots at Pub in the Park (supporting Jack Savoretti & Will Young), The Wyldes, Dart Music Festival, Weyfest, and beyond. Backed by BBC Introducing and Radio X, the band continue to build a reputation for emotionally charged, quietly powerful performances.