Natalie Prass announces London KOKO show for 30 November

On the back of selling out Islington Assembly Hall, Natalie Prass has announced a new show at KOKO in London on 30 November 2015. Tickets can be purchased here.

The news comes as Natalie prepares to embark on a summer of UK and European dates, which culminate with a performance at End of the Road festival in September.

The next single from her debut album Natalie Prass, ‘Bird of Prey‘, will be available 31 July 2015.

Check out the incredible clip of her playing ‘Bird of Prey’ on Later with Jools Holland – with a full horn section – here.

Tour dates:

Mon 22 Jun Glasgow Mono

Wed 24 Jun London Islington Assembly Hall SOLD OUT

Thu 25 Jun Manchester Deaf Institute

Thu 26 Jun Bristol The Thekla

Fri 14 Aug Gothenburg Way Out West Festival

Sat 15 Aug Oslo Oya Festival

Sun 16 Aug Helsinki Flow Festival

Fri 21 Aug Hay on Wye Green Man Festival

Tue 01 Sep Leeds Brudenell Social Club

Wed 02 Sep Edinburgh Electric Circus

Thu 03 Sep Brighton The Haunt

Fri 04 Sep Salisbury End of the Road Festival

Mon 30 Nov London KOKO

Praise for Natalie Prass

“The Nashville singer’s debut is a sumptuous country-soul classic”
‘Album of the Month’ 8/10 Uncut

“Her gorgeous debut is already a contender for album of the year”
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“[Natalie Prass] is a record that never feels retro, just timeless”
5/5 The Guardian

5/5 ‘Album of the Week’ The Independent on Sunday

“A modern classic of an album”
‘Album of the Week’ 9/10 The Line of Best Fit

“A heartbreak album that reminds you why such albums are so wonderful and necessary in the first place”
‘Album of the Week’ 4/5 The Observer

4/5 ‘Album of the Week’ The Independent

“Assured, moving and soaked in a lush classicism”
4/5 Q

“Prass’ debut luxuriates in the same effortlessly timeless space as Rumer’s Seasons Of My Soul and I Am Shelby-Lynne”
4/5 Mojo

“Prass’ voice – utterly lethal – describes heartache and loss. Stunning”
The Sunday Times

5/5 Daily Express

8/10 NME

4/5 The Times

4/5 Mail on Sunday

“Everything she sings here feels honest and convincing, and, like the best soul music, her songs here transform the personal in to the universal”
4.5/5 musicOMH