This event has been rescheduled to Wednesday 6 October 2021. Ticket holders will be contacted regarding the new date.

Thea Gilmore comes to The Met as part of her first ever tour performing completely solo.

Following her fourth successive chart album, 2019’s Small World Turning (“the most soulful, confrontational music of her career” said The Mirror) and a rapturously received performance at the recent BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, Thea will head out on tour later this year to perform material from all stages of her career.

Accompanying herself on guitar, keyboard and loop station, Thea will give you a chance to hear some of her most special songs exactly the way they entered the world – raw, unadorned, delivered intimately by that long revered, hauntingly beautiful voice. As anyone familiar with her acoustic catalogue will testify, the results are set to be spine tingling and the shows promise to be some of the most affecting and personal of her career.

In that career of over two decades Thea Gilmore has long secured a place as one of the UKs most gifted and celebrated singer/songwriters. Since first stepping out aged 18 she has released 18 albums, 6 EPs, been lauded by titans (Bruce Springsteen, Neil Gaiman) and collaborated with roots royalty (Billy Bragg, Joan Baez, Waterboys). She recently performed on BBC Radio 2 with Jools Holland’s Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, contributed songs to the soundtrack of BAFTA winning film Bait and continues to explore new musical boundaries.

Support comes from singer, songwriter, author and broadcaster Mark Radcliffe. Mark has appeared on Radios 1, 2, 3, 4, 4 Extra, 5, 5Live, 6music and the BBC World Service. He is currently the presenter of the Radio 2 Folk Show, the 6music weekend breakfast programme and is one of the main presenters of the BBC’s Glastonbury Festival Coverage. He lives in Knutsford, Cheshire with his wife and daughters and his much needed male companion Arlo the cavapoo.