Award-winning singer-songwriter Robert Vincent and his band, with special guest The Jackson Line are playing a special gig on Wednesday, June 21, 2023, at the iconic PizzaExpress in Holborn, London. Tickets are available for £20 per person and can be purchased online here.
Robert Vincent, a recipient of the prestigious Americana Music Association (AMA) awards for ‘UK Artist of the Year’ and ‘UK Album of the Year’ in 2021, will grace the stage, captivating the audience with his exceptional talent. Known for his soul-stirring performances and heartfelt songwriting, Robert will showcase material from his highly anticipated new album, Undercover.
The Scouse singer/songwriter will release his fourth studio album in 2023 and its music is riding the winds of change in the air. “The songs are less traditional sounding,” he reveals. “I’m learning how to lower my barriers and have made a more personal album than ever before.”
The Jackson Line
Joining Robert Vincent on this remarkable evening will be the acclaimed modern country band, The Jackson Line. With their unique blend of influences and captivating harmonies, The Jackson Line will deliver an unforgettable performance, adding an extra layer of musical excellence to the residency.
The Jackson Line are comfortable with the tag ‘modern country band’, but with each member bringing a wide range of differing influences to the table, they create thoughtful, melodic songs, which capture the essence of country while allowing their other influences to permeate.
With two lead vocalists in the shape of Keith Porter and Jamie Cook, harmonies were always going to be front and centre in band. Storytelling and layered harmonies are at the heart of what they do, with Jamie and Jim Cross effortlessly trading tasteful guitar licks and stadium-ready solos to round out the sound.
For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit PizzaExpress or contact the venue directly. The gig is presented by ‘Nashville Meets London’. Each show features two rising country music artists, one from the UK and one from the US or another territory.