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Wednesday 29 April 2026 | 8pm - 10pm
Peggy's Skylight
Tickets: £12.50
Kat Abel and Leo Nathan reunite this spring to celebrate Kat's new single, Grow. Expect retro soul, jazz colours and modern pop energy, woven with honest lyrics and rich harmonies. After sharing stages at Glastonbury and beyond, they're bringing their unmistakable chemistry to more intimate venues.
"What a greeting, Kat's voice floats around the hall and settles sweetly in my brain. There's something about her sound that is restorative, and calming – an emotional fusion of soul and jazz, with a voice that would grace any genre" – Matt Barnes, Bristol247
Join Kat Abel and Leo Nathan for another collaborative tour to celebrate the release of Kats new single, "grow". If you're new to them, imagine the soulful warmth of Olivia Dean and Corrine Bailey Rae and the playful, poetic song-writing of Nectar Wood, and the colourful, harmony-rich world of Hiatus Kaiyote — but with their own twist.
Kat has been described as an "emotional fusion of soul and jazz, with a voice that would grace any genre". Both Leo & Kat have been playing live on festival stages across the UK at Glastonbury, Boomtown, Secret Garden Party and Isle of Wight to name a few, but this is a chance to capture the intimate feeling of their music in the cosy atmosphere of Peggy's Skylight.
Expect retro soul, jazz colours, and modern pop energy, all in one warm, joyful, slightly chaotic cocktail.
Doors at 7pm Performance 8-10pm
| Kat Abel (29 Apr 2026) | ||
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| Wednesday | 19:00 | - 22:00 |
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