The Guardian newspaper
"Amity started singing. His voice was miraculous...the next Adele...the dense, surreal lyricism of Regina Spektor, maybe a trace of Ian Dury wit in there as well."
"Amity started singing. His voice was miraculous...the next Adele...the dense, surreal lyricism of Regina Spektor, maybe a trace of Ian Dury wit in there as well."
"Exceptional songwriting…. Uncanny beauty" "it’s hard to describe the power of Amity’s performance" "the heartbreaking power of Nina Simone…the vulnerability of Joni Mitchell"
"Amity wowed the audience from start to finish with his distinctive lyricism and emotive vocals"
"The voice and music of 2025"
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An unconventional artist with a gut-punch voice, razor-sharp pen game & a lot to say, Amity’s been creating a buzz since his debut at just 15 was lauded in The Guardian.
But Amity’s music career started much earlier when a lockdown breakdown led to crisis. Amity turned to his music to cope; in fact it saved him. Now he wants his music to bring as much healing to others as it brings him. And it’s taken him further than he ever imagined.
By 16, he was The Royal Albert Hall’s official Future Maker artist & by 17, he was ASBO Magazine’s 'One To Watch' & resident artist at Soho’s iconic Spice of Life, selling out shows from London to Durham & gracing stages at The Great Escape, Brighton Pride’s Fabuloso in the Park & The Royal Albert Hall.
Amity's 2025 debut EP 'Bite Me!''s success saw Amity named as a "rising phoenix", "one to watch", "miraculous", "powerhouse performer", "an overnight sensation", "must-see" & "the voice & music of 2025" by a range of tastemakers, with his EP launch show selling out The Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room three times.
Queer, autistic, and trans, Amity’s already on a journey few can imagine; dubbed “an artist for our time”, he uses his art to speak up, ask questions and shine a light on difficult subjects.
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ASBO magazine recently wrote “it is hard to describe the power of Amity’s performance”. His EP launch show at The Royal Albert Hall sold out three times & his last solo show at London’s Green Note sold out in days. High profile shows include The Great Escape, The Royal Albert Halls' main auditorium (twice) and Brighton Pride Fabuloso in the Park. Follow him on Bands In Town below to get gig updates.
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