Richard Hadfield debuts at the Bulls Head

Former Collabro star Richard Hadfield will be making his debut at the Bulls Head in Barnes, otherwise known as “Suburban Ronnie Scott’s” on Friday 1st September.

The world class singer has hardly stopped since winning the UK’s best loved variety show in 2014. Less than a year since his departure from boyband Collabro, Richard has been performing at iconic London venues like The Pheasantry, The Dean Street Jazz Club in Soho and Toulouse Lautrec.

Fittingly, Richard now joins acts like Mick Jagger, Jamie Cullum and Ronnie Scott to perform at one the Bull’s Head – named one of the 12 most influential live jazz venues in the UK.

Only 23 years old, this young man has performed live to crowds of 50 million on a sell-out World tour but is pleased to be return to intimate venues where he feels most at home.

“You just can’t beat the London rounds. In every pub, café, bar, restaurant or even street corner you will find a discerning audience,” says the Brighton raised singer.

As well as new original material, Richard also brings youthful relevance to old classics and a suave sophistication to recent chart toppers to which he adds an element of whimsical class.

Now growing a reputation as somewhat of an unscheduled performer, having improvised a duet encore with Carl Charity at Spice of Life and a score or two at The Piano Bar in Soho, it’s best to secure a ticket to Richard’s show!