Eliza May

With her bubbly personality, colourful hair &amp; contagiously catchy tunes, indie pop queen <a href="spotify:artist:4Pbpr3htIU9fvBsn2bPYno" data-name="Eliza May">Eliza May</a> stands out from the crowd. Eliza&#39;s played big festivals such as Truck Festival, Y Not?, 110 Above &amp; Godiva Festival opened the main stage at Pub in the Park &amp; supported big artists like <a href="spotify:artist:7rftfGIYEeZ79sLb58ZBDi" data-name="GABRIELLE">GABRIELLE</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5vBKu1igxFo6g1sHADkIdg" data-name="Kate Nash">Kate Nash</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4C3uGP8vRDzxrhJxZiOjTe" data-name="Tiffany">Tiffany</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:14GEKKALFIO2oB9IdGXg2e" data-name="Reverend And The Makers">Reverend And The Makers</a> making the last three years her best to date. Eliza made 2024 a year to remember by capturing the nostalgic vibe of summer with her uplifting single “Got My Love” &amp; is back making waves with the release of her playfully sassy, unfiltered single &#34;Money&#34;. Taking influence from <a href="spotify:artist:19lQ2rJLlP71FOKESiMNJT" data-name="Ripe">Ripe</a> &amp; <a href="spotify:artist:00x1fYSGhdqScXBRpSj3DW" data-name="Olivia Dean">Olivia Dean</a>, &#34;Money&#34; focuses on the financial struggles of the modern age whilst instrumentally creating a bold, funky &amp; relatably honest track that leaves you wanting more. To support the release, Eliza is playing the main stage at Front Row Fest &amp; is playing at DevaFest alongside iconic bands such as <a href="spotify:artist:3M4ThdJR28z9eSMcQHAZ5G" data-name="The Fratellis">The Fratellis</a>. With support from blogs/stations across the UK including DORK Magazine, BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio &amp; Music Crowns, Eliza is stepping into a lane of her own &amp; is definitely one to watch in 2025.

&#34;Beautiful, cool, commercial music, while retaining the singer/songwriter qualities that Eliza clearly has in abundance&#34; ~ Ryan&#39;s Gig Guide

“No false pretences or phoney exterior, just a down to earth person that lives for her passion &amp; love of music and how it affects others.” ~ Wallis Brown, King City Online