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Tuesday 24th November - with Matt Ford!
Evie Cain is an 18-year-old jazz-pop vocalist from Merseyside, bringing together timeless jazz influences with a fresh, contemporary pop sound. With a voice that combines warmth, soul and effortless sophistication, she is quickly establishing herself as one of the region's most exciting emerging artists.
Having started performing at just 12 years old in pubs and clubs across Merseyside, Evie developed her distinctive stage presence long before stepping into the recording studio. That early experience laid the foundations for an artist equally at home in intimate venues and on festival stages.
Her debut single, Where Is She, marked an impressive introduction, earning support from BBC Introducing Merseyside and national broadcaster Jazz FM, where it was named Track of the Week before spending six weeks on the station's B and C playlists.
Since then, Evie has performed at Liverpool Sound City and signed with The Campus Label, releasing a critically supported EP that reimagined Liverpool indie classics through a jazz-inspired lens as part of the city's Summer of Music celebrations. The release was once again championed by Jazz FM, alongside a run of live performances across Liverpool.
Now writing and recording new original material with acclaimed producers and songwriters, Evie continues to refine a sound that feels both classic and contemporary.
Alongside her studio work, she performs with both a full jazz orchestra and her own quartet, showcasing a versatility that sets her apart from her peers.
With influences rooted in jazz and an instinct for modern songwriting, Evie Cain is an artist with a distinctive voice, an authentic musical identity and a growing reputation as one to watch.
Set 1
The Opener
Norwegian Wood
Cute
Somethings got a hold on me
You don’t have to say you love me
At Last
Set 2
Move your rug
Watermelon Man
La Bamba
Where is she
Me
All the same
For the very first time
Set 3
Bob-Omb Battlefield
Sussudio
Baby Love
Me and Mr Jones
Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps