Violetta Vicci

Very happy to be having Violetta back. After supporting The Orb Violetta has been just about all over Europe on a tour all of her own, and now we get ready to welcome her back in the headliner position!!

Rooted in natural soundscapes and highlighting the fragility of the environment, singer

and violinist Violeta Vicci is a multi-faceted contemporary classical and electronic artist.

Barcelona born, London based, Violeta spends a lot of time in Switzerland where she

takes her inspiration from. She’s opened for the Orb’s extensive UK tour, Marconi

Union and System7 and collaborated with artists like Thom Yorke, Clint Mansell, Elbow,

Fontaines DC, Jonny Greenwood, Liam Gallagher, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Hauschka and

Bat For Lashes. Her music has received national and international radio play on BBC

Radio3, BBC6 Music, RAI3, RNE, KEXP, Dublab, Radio Hanover and she has

performed at The Royal Albert Hall, Paris Philharmonie, Club Paradiso and festivals

such as British Summer Time, SGP and Glastonbury.

Violeta started playing the violin aged four and gave her concert debut aged fifteen.

She moved to London to study at the Royal Academy of Music and has released three

studio albums to date. Her debut album AUTOVIA, produced by legendary Martin

Glover ‘Youth’, bridges the gap between the acoustic and electronic worlds. Her

second solo album Mirror Images’ has been hailed by the Strad Magazine as “A

remarkable concept album” and her third album Cavaglia, takes to translating a pristine

Swiss valley and its surrounding lakes and glaciers, into music. In 2020 she started

“Live Music in Nature” a series of live-streamed concerts performed in beautiful natural

locations combining strings, voice and effect pedals to create a soundtrack to nature.

“Powerful”

Sarah Mohr-Pietsch, BBC Radio 3

“Unique and Imaginative”

The Strad

‘Extraordinary Album’

Ecki Eckert Stieg, Radio Hanover

‘Beautiful‘

Hannah Peel, BBC Radio 3

This gig will take place in Atika which has stairs and no lift.

Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.