Holly Humberstone

Holly Humberstone will return to present her new album "Cruel World" live on 15 September at Trabendo in Paris. Holly Humberstone has established herself in a few years as one of the most essential and singular voices on the British scene.

Since her debut with the EP "Falling Asleep At The Wheel" (Polydor/UMG), she has fashioned a universe at once intimate, visceral, and cinematic, where her personal stories become powerful and universal images.

Her narrative approach, with great emotional finesse, earned her rapid recognition and a loyal audience in the UK and internationally.

Her meteoric rise is marked by decisive milestones: winning the BRIT Rising Star in 2022 after just two EPs, an Ivor Novello nomination for "Haunted House," and the release of her critically acclaimed debut album, "Paint My Bedroom Black," ranked in the top 3 of British charts.

On stage, Holly confirmed her status as a major artist by performing at Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, and notably opening for Taylor Swift at Wembley Stadium.

At the threshold of her 25th year, Holly Humberstone enters a new phase of artistic and personal maturity, consolidating the central place she occupies in the new generation of British songwriters.

She has just announced her second album "Cruel World" (Polydor/UMG) scheduled for release on 10 April.

To date, three extracts from the album are available including "Die Happy," a romantic and gothic song that opens a new chapter in her at once cinematic and intensely intimate universe.

It also features "To Love Somebody," a catchy pop ballad, as well as the title track "Cruel World," setting the tone for this new project.

Her evolution testifies to unique mastery of emotion, profound creative vision, and rare ability to capture the silent tumults of the transition to a