Maddie Morris

Maddie Morris

Sunday, 10 March 2024, 8.00pm
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Maddie Morris is an artist who strives to make a difference in the world. Bold, insightful and refreshingly unique, she takes traditional song in new directions to shine a light on contemporary issues, offering new perspectives about the world we live in today.

Folk songs have always told stories, but how Maddie makes her mark is by turning this storytelling into action. Described by Jim Moray as “leading the next generation of socially conscious songwriters”, she uses her work to highlight inequality, challenge viewpoints and provide an inclusive space for shared experiences. She was recently commissioned by Rural Arts to explore LGBTQIA+ experiences through traditional music, and has also been proud to collaborate with organisations such as Queer Folk, Esperance and Trans Pride Brighton.

Whether she’s turning a centuries-old ballad on its head or writing something completely new, Maddie places her focus on drawing out true meaning rather than being true to tradition. Maddie released her first studio EP Upstream in 2022 to huge critical acclaim. Two years on, she’s following this up with her debut studio album, Skin (set for release February 2024), a beautifully crafted collection of songs which amplifies the stories of those often marginalised by society. Passionately political, yet gently understated, this is music that deftly treads the path between art and activism.

ABOUT THE GIG

This is a hybrid gig, hosted in partnership with Live At Sam’s. The gig will be held in Sheffield, as well as being livestreamed around the world.

Tickets to watch online are £16.50, with the option to pay a bit less (£10) or a bit more (£25) depending on what is affordable for you. You only need one online ticket per household.

Online tickets - https://livetoyourlivingroom.com/events/maddie-morris-2/

In person tickets - https://liveatsams.co.uk/events/maddie-morris/

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