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7:30 PM GMT+12 Going
London soul newcomer MISSLOULOU plays her first ever headline show at Dalston's iconic SJQ.
Known for launching some of London's most exciting new artists, the 80-capacity basement venue hosts an intimate night introducing MISSLOULOU's live band for the first time.
Support comes from Graceé.
Monday 1st June 2026.
Doors 7:30pm
Limited early bird tickets available.
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Artist bio
I create art 🖼️ through the lens of gospel soul ✨
Graceé is a gospel/soul artist who writes music because she loves to create art and unfortunately wasn’t blessed with the ability to draw more than a stick man or paint more than a blob. So she makes portraits with rhymes and melodies through the lens of gospel soul in hopes that her art helps another person create their own portrait.
She writes about growing pains, love, growing up in church, her relationship with her parents, friends that she's grown apart from etc. Basically if it happens in her life, she will write about it because gospel is more than worship music on a Sunday. She has been crowned 2024's Future Makers Artist, after following in the footsteps of her musical idols, Beyoncé and RAYE, performing on the Royal Albert Hall’s famous stage. Her ambition is to make gospel a lucrative and respected genre in the UK one song at a time.
Read MoreGraceé is a gospel/soul artist who writes music because she loves to create art and unfortunately wasn’t blessed with the ability to draw more than a stick man or paint more than a blob. So she makes portraits with rhymes and melodies through the lens of gospel soul in hopes that her art helps another person create their own portrait.
She writes about growing pains, love, growing up in church, her relationship with her parents, friends that she's grown apart from etc. Basically if it happens in her life, she will write about it because gospel is more than worship music on a Sunday. She has been crowned 2024's Future Makers Artist, after following in the footsteps of her musical idols, Beyoncé and RAYE, performing on the Royal Albert Hall’s famous stage. Her ambition is to make gospel a lucrative and respected genre in the UK one song at a time.
Genres: Neo-soul
Hometown: London, United Kingdom

