Jessie Ware and Romy team up on new collab track ‘Lift You Up’
The feel-good, disco-flecked cut was debuted onstage during Jessie’s Glasto set on Saturday.
2nd July 2024
The feel-good, disco-flecked cut was debuted onstage during Jessie’s Glasto set on Saturday.
2nd July 2024
It’s a scorcher of a day thanks to performances from the likes of Coldplay, Little Simz, The Last Dinner Party and more.
29th June 2024
They’ll join the likes of Pulp, Fred again.., The Smile and Jessie Ware in Finland this August.
23rd April 2024
The Swiss live series will take place on the Lake Geneva shoreline this July.
19th April 2024
The Danish non-profit festival had previously confirmed the likes of Doja Cat, Foo Fighters, and PJ Harvey.
29th February 2024
This summer’s two-day event will be headlined by Jessie Ware and Nellie Furtado.
19th February 2024
The European weekender returns to Spain’s capital next summer.
11th December 2023
It’s safe to say that it’s been a stellar twelve months on the musical front, but what have DIY’s writers had on repeat?
7th December 2023
Founded in 2004, the Helsinki weekender takes place on the site of an old power plant.
22nd November 2023
10 of the 12 shortlisted artists will take to the stage at next week’s awards show.
1st September 2023
Riding the joyous second wave of her career into evermore sparkling territory, Jessie Ware is having the time of her life — and inviting everyone along to join her.
28th April 2023
4-5 Stars
The sound of an artist hitting their stride and then some.
28th April 2023
The tour is in support of her fifth studio album.
25th April 2023
It is the latest taster of her new album ‘That! Feels Good!’.
14th April 2023
Have a listen to new single ‘Pearls’ now.
9th February 2023
The festival takes place in Gdynia, Poland next summer.
29th September 2021
Listen to ‘Lost In LA’ with Jessie Ware and James Vincent McMorrow, and ‘Nginothando Lwakhe’ with The Joy now.
24th June 2021
With a BRITs’ AOTY nomination and a successful podcast to her name, Jessie Ware is having the second career wind of dreams. Now the singer is back to give ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’ the deluxe treatment.
28th May 2021
3-5 Stars
Sure, it might often fade into one long mood, but it’s a mood all the same.
18th June 2020
It follows 2017’s ‘Glasshouse’.
15th February 2019
“This is pretty mad,” says the band’s Gus Taylor.
16th November 2018
The track is a return to her “early days”, says Jessie.
4th October 2018
The festival comes to the Trenčín Airport in Slovakia in early July.
26th February 2018
2 Stars
She knows her niche inside out.
20th October 2017
With Fontaines DC, Kneecap, BERWYN, Wunderhorse and many more.