The Chapel Collective

Join Inti Rowland for his full band monthly residency, residing in a tucked away East London chapel. Each month a collection of hand picked musicians will perform a completely acoustic unplugged set for you to enjoy, with Inti closing the evening with a full band of strings, brass and percussion.

Joining us for April we have:

Worry Dolls:
Two solo singers by nature, Rosie and Zoe met at Paul McCartney’s old school in Liverpool. Bonding initially due to having the same fiery red locks, they decided to join forces and have been playing as Worry Dolls for nearly two years. With a performance at Glastonbury Festival and support slots for Joan Armatrading & Rachel Sermanni already ticked off on their ‘to do’ list, Worry Dolls have been making quick inroads into the London folk scene and beyond, releasing their debut, self-titled EP in February 2013 in addition to tracks contributed to Folkroom Records’ Anthologies 1 & 2 and For Folk Sake It’s Christmas 2013.

Sophie Jamieson:
'Her music is drenched in reverb and atmosphere, but there’s a special spark to Jamieson’s step that her idols lack. We’re going to call it genius.' – Drunken Werewolf Magazine. Having begun as a shy solo singer-songwriter, Sophie Jamieson’s project has evolved rapidly into something ambient and haunting. What were once quiet, melancholy folk songs are growing in strength and gaining atmosphere at... the hands of her band, to provide one of the most engaging live sets taking place in London. As hard-working as musicians come, Sophie spent her first year after graduating gigging relentlessly in the capital. The year has brought highlights of radio play on BBC 6Music and BBC Introducing, playing live in session for Amazing Radio, supporting Emily and the Woods, Keston Cobblers Club, Josh Record and a signing to boutique label Folkroom Records. Her debut, ‘Where EP’ was released in June 2013, launched with a sold-out show at The Slaughtered Lamb and has since gained wide praise from blogs and press. Sophie’s diligence has earned her a strong and ever-expanding reputation on the London music scene. Sophie joins us solo at the Chapel for an intimate acoustic performance.

Ben Longman