A fantastic evening of beautiful tones and rousing singalongs that relit my fire. Thank you Grace and band
Posted by Lisa C on 08/10/2026
Grace Petrie , Metronome Nottingham, Nottingham - 7th October 2026
I am a big fan of Grace Petrie. It was lovely to see her in this wonderful venue. She played a nice little solo set, which was intimately beautiful. And a corking main set with a band which was right on her wavelength. Such joy and commitment in her performance, such control. I hope Union Chapel has her back again soon!
Posted by Adrian Boddy on 29/09/2026
Grace Petrie , Union Chapel, London - 25th September 2026
The Lexington is a small venue and it was a fitting placw for this - sell out and live streamed - concert. I loved it all. The humour a d honesty in the chat was great. Equally all the songs, all 26 of them, were great.
Posted by Ian on 02/04/2025
Grace Petrie & Ben Moss Present: The Alphabet of Covers, The Lexington, London - 1st April 2025
It was joyous to be able to join in so easily with such an incredible pair of performances. Very significant for those of us with disabilities making going to gigs more challenging. The side chat added to a sense of being in a wonderful community.
Posted anonymously on 02/04/2025
Grace Petrie & Ben Moss Present: The Alphabet of Covers, The Lexington, London - 1st April 2025
was so nice to have the opportunity to see this unique Grace Petrie gig live in the comfort of my living room. There would have been no way to attend a midweek London concert so to have this live stream option was great. Everything worked very smoothly
Posted by liz p on 02/04/2025
Grace Petrie & Ben Moss Present: The Alphabet of Covers, The Lexington, London - 1st April 2025
Grace Petrie is an English singer-songwriter and political activist known for her sharp, witty lyricism and folk-inspired sound. Emerging from the UK folk circuit, she has built a strong reputation for blending humour with socially conscious songwriting, often addressing themes of equality, identity and contemporary politics. Her albums, including Whatever’s Left (2015), Queer as Folk (2018) and Connectivity (2021), showcase her ability to balance heartfelt storytelling with outspoken commentary.
A compelling live performer, Petrie has toured extensively across the UK, becoming a favourite on the festival and grassroots circuit. She has shared stages with artists including Frank Turner, and is well known for her engaging between-song banter. Alongside her music career, she has expanded into writing and broadcasting, further cementing her place as a distinctive and influential voice in modern British folk.