9.30pm - Bruno Giacomazzi - a guitarist, singer-songwriter who started his career at the age of 12. In 2012, when he was only 16 years old, he formed his first band named "Stay Johnny". Months later, the talented group début in "Cult In Music", a famous Brazilian band competition, winning the prizes to 'Best Band' and 'Best Lead Guitarist'. The band competition was sponsored by the English school "Cultura Inglesa".
One year later, Bruno Giacomazzi and his band performed in "Cultura Inglesa Festival", sharing the stage with British artists such as Kate Nash, The Magic Numbers, and The Dark Jokes. Due to their successful performance, the band was later the opening act for one of the most famous bands in Brazil called "Capital Inicial". The gig took place at HSBC Brasil venue in São Paulo and had an audience of 3,000 people.
Years later, the band was dissolved and Bruno decided to start his solo career, moving to London in 2017. Following his blues/rock style, he performed at the famous "Cavern Club" in Liverpool, at "Ain't Nothin' But Blues Bar”, "Hope & Anchor", Camden Assembly, and others. Bruno has already released 3 video clips on YouTube for two of his original songs and one cover, reaching more than 130K views in total. Bruno has also released a 5-track EP called "Black Hat”. It is available on all digital platforms and as physical copies. Bruno is graduated in BA Popular Music (first-class honours) by Middlesex University.
In January 2019, he started a new project called: Bruno Giacomazzi & The Foreigners. In this year, Bruno and the band performed at Hanwell Hootie Festival, and London Chinese New Year. After the concert, they were interviewed by London Live Channel. The interview was broadcasted one week later. Before Covid 19, the band performed in Norway. They performed in Lillestrom, Oslo and Notodden cities. In Notodden, the band was invited to perform at Notodden Blues Festival. Notodden Blues Festival is the largest blues festival in Europe, and it is widely known as "Europe's best blues experience”. At the moment, Bruno has been working on his brand new EP and a single, which will be released soon on all digital platforms.
8.45pm - Lucy Wroe - singer-songwriter from Winchester, living and performing in London. Her first music release in January 2020 stemmed from 10 years of songwriting and developing her sound as a musician after first picking up a guitar at the age of 10. Her indie-folk sound soon evolved towards the release of her debut EP Thoughts on a Dream in July 2020 which drew influence from female pop icons like Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell. Now, Lucy’s sound is best described as jazz-infused indie-pop, taking influence from Lianne La Havas and Jessie Ware. Backed by a drummer, bassist and guitarist, Lucy and her band are currently showcasing a new set of unreleased songs which explore the passion of a new relationship, the complexity of commitment and how this drives us towards self-reflection.
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