Search JACK
Katherine Priddy Tickets
Katherine Priddy Fan Reviews (28)
View Reviews
Wonderful concert
Had a wonderful evening listening to Katherine Priddy at Great St Mary's, The University Church, Cambridge . Superb musicianship from the band (incl George Boomsma and Andrew Stuart-Buttle ) delivering a selection of Katherine's marvellous songs. Lovely venue with great acoustics.
Posted by Richard J on 02/08/2026
Katherine Priddy, Great St Mary's, Cambridge - 31st July 2026
Perfect setting and sound
I always think a concert in a church is a good bet for acoustics and Katherine Priddy and her two musicians didn't disappoint.
Posted by Graham on 02/08/2026
Katherine Priddy, Great St Mary's, Cambridge - 31st July 2026
Blissful
Charmingly engaging, perfectly suited to the setting. Delighted to see how Katherine has grown into a world class musician since I first saw her in Dublin in 2021
Posted by Jekyll on 01/08/2026
Katherine Priddy, Great St Mary's, Cambridge - 31st July 2026
Her voice is as sublime live as it is recorded
I would recommend an evening with Katherine and her band who were also talented musicians. A lovely mellow musical vibe
Posted by Vic on 09/05/2026
Katherine Priddy - THESE FRIGHTENING MACHINES ALBUM TOUR 2026, The Gate, Cardiff - 8th May 2026
Beautiful evening of wonderful songs
Katherine has written some beautiful songs, and the three of them performed them delightfully. A lovely evening.
Posted by Neil on 09/05/2026
Katherine Priddy - THESE FRIGHTENING MACHINES ALBUM TOUR 2026, The Gate, Cardiff - 8th May 2026
Katherine Priddy has announced the release of her third album, These Frightening Machines for March 2026 via Cooking Vinyl. The new record follows Priddy’s highly acclaimed debut The Eternal Rocks Beneath and sophomore LP The Pendulum Swing which firmly established her as one of the most exciting artists on the contemporary British music scene. Greeted with critical acclaim in the press, many called it “One of The Albums of the Year”.
She has sold out headline tours and supported world class artists with her haunting vocals and distinctive finger-picking guitar style. She recently wrote and released two songs with Poet Laureate Simon Armitage and performed on the legendary BBC Later with Jools Holland TV show.
The most sonically varied of her career, the songs on Priddy’s new album span a full spectrum of emotions and explore what it means to keep going when things fall apart, to hold onto connections in a world that sometimes divides, and to figure out where we fit into the machines and systems we find ourselves a part of. With her momentum showing no signs of slowing, the release of These Frightening Machines is set to take her star even higher.