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You are cordially invited to the UK tour of Bebe Barry and Emma Tea - Barry’s Tea Party!
Having raised the funds through a successful Kickstarter campaign, Bebe and Emma are raring to hit the road and venture outside of the capital, alongside their bands, for the first time ever. Expect fantastic music (not only from the headliners but also from local support acts), a humongous amount of energy, and bucketloads of fun.
This is a party you don’t want to miss!
Emma Tea is a self-taught, London-based songwriter and singer. Emma has gone from strength to strength since arriving on the scene in 2022 with her compelling and personal alt-pop, and even venturing recently into some dnb. The multi-instrumentalist has honed her craft through ten impressive singles and EPs, citing a diverse range of musical influences - from her Father, to Ellie Goulding, to Holly Humberstone, to Billie Eilish - resulting in a sound that is both unique and refreshing. Stating that ‘authenticity is key’ and unafraid to draw from personal experience, it is no surprise that Emma Tea has garnered a dedicated fanbase through her active online presence and captivating live shows.
Bebe Barry is a bizarre combination of Jarvis Cocker’s limbs and The Duracell bunny’s energy with a sound that has been described as “if Busted joined Maisie Peters.” Bebe thrives off of leaning into the ridiculous side of life and takes pure delight in finding something utterly bonkers and taking it incredibly seriously. She has recently received her first airplay on BBC radio with her latest single ALL SYSTEMS NO, but her biggest dream is to one day create a song as masterful and mental as “I’m Just Ken” along with a performance that rivals the pure magic of Ryan Gosling’s!
Unapologetically queer Aaron Dinning is turning heads with his angst lyricism. Penned as ‘writing the soundtrack for the queer kids’ County Durham-born Aaron always felt ashamed of his sexuality growing up. These are the songs he wishes he heard written by people like himself. Having performed across venues such as Hyde Park Book Club, Cluny 1 and Oporto. His debut EP ‘Complicated Art’ tackles unrequited love from the gay man’s perspective. Whilst his new follow-up indie rock ballad ‘Burning’ plainly puts his romantic experiences down to. ‘There ain’t a damn cure for all of these straight men.’
Roo Arwen is a British singer and songwriter from Yorkshire. She developed a passion for music since childhood and began writing and producing her own material at 18. As a multi-instrumentalist, Roo conducts her own musical arrangements collaborating with other musicians.