Frances Madden & Band

Date
-
Price (At The Venue)
£20
Duration(approx)
75 MINUTES
  • Show description
  • We are delighted to welcome Frances Madden, one of Australia’s most talented young artists now based in London, for her debut show at Crazy Coqs.

    Frances’ unique sound emerged from her previous roots in the Australian jazz scene and combines influences of soul, blues and pop. Before making the move to the UK two years ago, Frances regularly headlined at clubs and festivals in Australia and supported icons on tour, including Dionne Warwick and Gregory Porter. She received international recognition for performing her women’s anthem, ‘She Will Rise,’ to a global TV audience as the featured entertainment for the Australian Open tennis final. Since then, Frances has been performing regularly to sold-out crowds across London with her all-star UK band.

    Frances will soon release a new EP recorded in London with Grammy Award-winning producer Cameron Craig (Adele, Katie Melua). Her music is characterised by beautiful melodies, engaging harmonies, and lyrics that resonate with her audience. Every song is a story told by a captivating and charming performer. Her debut performance with an all-star band here at Crazy Coqs is guaranteed to delight.

    Frances Madden (vocals & piano)

    Rob Updegraff (guitar)

    Tom Mason (bass)

    Mez Clough (drums)

    line

    “Frances’ music is a river of original and heartfelt material, truly a creative force as a genuine contemporary songwriter.”– Matt Bailey / Fine Music 102.5 FM.

    “Only a vastly talented songwriter produces such works … and when she chose to open out, she played jazz piano with authentic brilliance”— Eric Myers, The Australian

    “A consummate musician, gifted composer and arranger with a sweet voice and relaxed, engaging presence that exudes the joy of singing . . . formidable jazz piano technique . . . Madden’s virtuosity as a composer and song stylist were the most impressive aspects of the concert.”– Bill Stephens OAM, Australian Arts Review.

     

     

Book Now

what about...

sold Out