About Eliza Shaddad

Apologies for the short notice on this, but unfortunately Eliza has developed early symptoms of COVID-19 so has been told by a doctor to self-isolate. We are looking at finding a rescheduled date and all tickets will remain valid.

Statement from Eliza as follows:

“Gutted to say I’ve been told to self-isolate and I’m afraid I’m going to have to postpone our tour – including London next week.  I’m so sorry, and pretty crushed about it but I don’t want to put anyone at these shows at any further risk. We are looking to reschedule asap and all tickets will remain valid so hope to see you then and celebrate the end of this bananas time together.

Huge love to the supports, promoters and venues we have been looking forward to working with for months.  Huge love to you who were coming along and thank you in advance for your understanding. I‘ll be back post quarantine with rescheduled dates and hell maybe even LP2 before you know it. See u soon X”

Equally at home perusing murder ballads and decoding Arabic scales, Eliza’s singular artistry is the product of an incredibly diverse and borderless upbringing. Raised across seven countries, she is the daughter of a Sudanese astrophysicist and a Scottish diplomat. A multi-linguist with a philosophy degree, Eliza studied Jazz at London’s Guildhall before self-producing her first EP, recorded at the studio of Clean Bandit’s Jack Patterson. She then signed to UK label Beatnik Creative and released two critically acclaimed EPs, working with Mercury-nominated long time collaborator Chris Bond. Championed by tastemakers such as Beats 1’s Zane Lowe, BBC Radio 1’s Huw Stephens and supported by the likes of Wonderland, i-D Magazine and FADER, the EPs set the stage for an artist thriving on producing work abundant in sincerity and empowerment.

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