British-Portuguese singer-songwriter Nessi Gomes performs at Cadogan Hall for one night only this November. Audiences can look forward to her signature ethereal music with empowering, personal lyrics in this hauntingly atmospheric and beautiful concert venue, to create a truly memorable live performance.

The concert comes after the recent release of Nessi’s new song ‘Morning Mirrors’, a musical piece that fearlessly calls out toxic femininity, delving into themes of jealousy, comparison, and the painful consequences they entail. The video for ‘Morning Mirrors’ is Nessi’s most ambitious visual production to date.

With 70 million combined streams and the award for Best Unsigned Female Artist UK 2016, Nessi Gomes is a British-Portuguese musician, composer and lyricist of rare invention and beauty.

Born on the tiny Island of Guernsey to a Portuguese family, Gomes channels influences from both sides of her ethnicity, blending the essence of the traditional, emotional and larger-than-life Fado folk music with British progressive modern inspiration.

Joining Nessi Gomes as special guest will be the captivating singer songwriter Carrie Tree.

Having performed at Glastonbury Festival multiple times Carrie is known for her ethereal and emotionally rich performances, Carrie’s music transcends genres, pulling listeners into a world where the natural and spiritual blend effortlessly.

Timings for the evening:
6pm: venue doors/bars open
6.45pm: auditorium doors
7.20pm–7.50pm: Carrie Tree
Interval
8.10pm–10pm (approx.): Nessi Gomes