Master Peace

Master Peace is a boundary-pushing British musician hailing from South London, acclaimed for his genre-blurring approach which fuses punk, indie and modern lyricism. Recognised for redefining UK indie for a new era, his early Ivor Novello-winning debut gained praise from respected publications including Rolling Stone and MTV. Master Peace’s discography demonstrates his versatility, with releases such as the EPs “How to Make a(nuva) Master Peace” (2024), “This Time” (2024), “Fuck It Up” (2026), and “Stupid Kids” (2026) highlighting his evolution as a leading voice on the contemporary live music scene.

Demonstrating his growing presence on the UK concert circuit, Master Peace supported Kaiser Chiefs at On The Beach Brighton in July 2025, sharing the stage with acts like Razorlight, The Cribs, and The Hoosiers. This performance underscored his appeal alongside some of the most influential names in British indie rock, further cementing his reputation for energetic live gigs and memorable tour dates. His repertoire also includes a wide range of engaging singles such as “Harley”, “Shake Me Down”, and “Spin the Block”, all contributing to his momentum within the indie landscape.

With each new project, Master Peace continues to draw attention from fans and critics alike, offering a fresh perspective on UK alternative music. His dynamic body of work and dedication to live performance make him a standout artist for concert-goers and followers of innovative British talent. Stay connected with Master Peace to discover more about his journey and be first to hear about upcoming shows and new releases.