Kate Nash

Kate Nash is an acclaimed British musician whose innovative blend of alternative rock and garage punk has earned her a dedicated following. Hailing from the United Kingdom, Nash has developed a reputation for raw, honest songwriting and commanding stage presence. Her discography is marked by notable releases such as the album "9 Sad Symphonies" released in June 2024, and the singles "Trash" and "Life in Pink". Nash’s explorations of vibrant melodies and pointed lyricism continually engage both fans and critics alike.

In December 2025, Kate Nash appeared as a support act for Mick Flannery at Vicar St in Dublin, demonstrating her enduring appeal and versatility within the live music scene. She is set to headline a concert at London’s iconic Roundhouse in March 2026, highlighting her status as a major force in contemporary music. Later that year, she will perform at the esteemed Victorious Festival in Portsmouth, sharing the bill with renowned headliners such as The Black Keys and Bastille. These prominent gigs showcase her ongoing relevance and popularity among diverse festival and concert audiences.

With a catalogue featuring standout tracks like "Agenda", "Good Summer", and "My Little Alien", Kate Nash continues to be an essential name in alternative music circles. For the latest tour dates, concerts, and announcements, music fans are encouraged to follow Kate Nash and keep an eye out for her upcoming shows.