Manchester singer Findlay will perform at London’s Roundhouse as part of a special collaborative showcase presented by Bucks Music Group.
Taking place on 22 June in the Roundhouse's Sackler , Findlay will headline the event with support from fellow Bucks Music artists, Dom McAllister and Tay Salem.
The showcase is the first time the publisher and venue have collaborated. Findlay has been causing a stir with her singles Electric Bones and most rcent new album Forgotten Pleasures.
Sarah Liversedge Platz, Bucks Music group director of A&R, said: 'Bucks Music Group moved its offices to the Roundhouse site just over a year ago.
'Having the venue and the Roundhouse team on our doorstep is extremely exciting and an absolute privilege. As a result, we are very naturally exploring creative synergies between our organisations and this event is a great example of what a charitable organisation and a commercial publisher can achieve together.
'The Roundhouse itself is a very special space, but the team behind it are just as crucial when it comes to grass roots music in the UK because of their commitment to supporting young artists - something we've always endeavoured to do at Bucks as well. We hope this is the first of many such events at the Roundhouse.'
Visit the Roundhouse website for more information.
Taking place on 22 June in the Roundhouse's Sackler , Findlay will headline the event with support from fellow Bucks Music artists, Dom McAllister and Tay Salem.
The showcase is the first time the publisher and venue have collaborated. Findlay has been causing a stir with her singles Electric Bones and most rcent new album Forgotten Pleasures.
Sarah Liversedge Platz, Bucks Music group director of A&R, said: 'Bucks Music Group moved its offices to the Roundhouse site just over a year ago.
'Having the venue and the Roundhouse team on our doorstep is extremely exciting and an absolute privilege. As a result, we are very naturally exploring creative synergies between our organisations and this event is a great example of what a charitable organisation and a commercial publisher can achieve together.
'The Roundhouse itself is a very special space, but the team behind it are just as crucial when it comes to grass roots music in the UK because of their commitment to supporting young artists - something we've always endeavoured to do at Bucks as well. We hope this is the first of many such events at the Roundhouse.'
Visit the Roundhouse website for more information.
