Inchworm is a performer with soul. Following her debut album The 2nd Marshmallow she invites you into her world. Heavily influenced by jazz, blues and funk, her sound has evolved through two decades of experience on stage, studio, T.V and radio. She plays North Nineteen (N19) in LONDON on Saturday 22 February 2025
North Nineteen (N19) is a vibrant, family-run pub with warm red decor, specialising in steaks, real ales and whiskies. Situated on the corner of Kingsdown Road & Sussex Way in Holloway N19, the pub hosts regular live music and open mic nights. Off Axis x North Nineteen (N19) in LONDON on Saturday 22 February 2025
Blending elements of folk, jazz, blues, pop, and gospel, Ellyn Oliver is Artist of the Week in The Scotsman secured airplay via BBC Radio Scotland, BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio, Christian station UCB and Radio Wigwam. She has performed at festivals like Celtic Connections, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Orkney Jazz and Blues Festival, and Limivady Jazz and Blues Festival in Northern Ireland. Watch out for several launch parties to coincide with singles released from her Seaglass EP.
Hailing from Poland and France, Edy Forey consists of Edy Szewy and Guilhem Forey, now based in Edinburgh. They’ve showcased at Wide Days, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival and enjoyed airplay on BBC Radio Scotland, Jazz FM, BBC London and several stations in the US. They headline The Mash House (Middle Floor) in EDINBURGH on Friday 14 March 2025
Dead Wax Digbeth in BIRMINGHAM is a cool, gritty venue with live bands and DJs spinning tunes on vinyl located at 28 Adderley St, Birmingham, B9 4ED. This show will be the debut Off Axis x Bad Saint gig Friday 29 November 2024
Matilda Rowe is a singer songwriter born and raised in London. She learnt to sing and performing and touring in a Camden-based session band taking influence from and imitating the styles of her idols Amy Whinehouse, Nina Simone and Jill Scott. She joins the line up supporting Ned Ashcroft and Irish act Foreign Mornings at The Waiting Room in LONDON on Saturday 26 October 2024
Little Acres consists of singers Emilie Boyd, Cariss Crosbie and Rachel Lightbody who combine alt-pop, indie, neo-folk, contemporary jazz, neo-soul and influences. They’ve performed and collaborated with an impressive roster of artists including; Corinne Bailey Rae, Natasha Bedingfield, Rachel Sermanni, Siobhan Miller, Admiral Fallow, Kathryn Joseph, Rebecca Vasmant, Tom McGuire and the Brassholes, Adam Holmes, Fat-Suit, Kris Drever and Lewis Capaldi. They’ve been championed across BBC Radio Scotland including on The Afternoon Show, The Quay Sessions with Roddy Hart, the Iain Anderson Show and The Jazz Show with Seonaid Aitken