Willow Avalon Live at Union Chapel, London

Willow Avalon – the Pink Pocket Pistol Tour is coming to the Union Chapel, London, and promises an intimate and compelling experience as she showcases her distinctive blend of pop, indie, country, and folk music. Born Willow Martin in rural Georgia near Athens, Willow has built an authentic connection with audiences through her soulful voice and deeply personal songwriting. Her journey—from overcoming challenges in the music industry to embracing artistic independence—resonates with fans who appreciate heartfelt storytelling grounded in genuine emotion.

Following her debut EP, “Stranger,” Willow’s artistry further unfolds in her sophomore album “Pink Pocket Pistol,” released in 2026. This album features the single “Cardinal Sin,” a collaboration with Jason Isbell, notable for its lyrical sharpness, sassy narrative style, and evocative 1960s country influences. It’s a record that reflects Willow’s evolving sound and ability to blend rootsy tradition with contemporary sensibility.

Joining Willow on stage is American singer-songwriter Cloe Wilder from Clearwater, Florida. Cloe’s indie-pop melodies and introspective lyrics have gathered attention worldwide, with earlier works like her debut EP Teenage Lullabies and her more recent EP Life’s A Bitch. Recognised for her emotional vulnerability and evocative storytelling, she complements Willow’s style perfectly for this special live occasion.

Willow Avalon shared with fans: “Europe!!! We are coming back so soon! I’m so excited to announce that I’m bringing my girlfriend @cloewilder with me to the headline shows!! I can’t wait to see you all your beautiful faces so so soon. Tickets in bio “

Union Chapel, London

This unique venue combines its role as a live entertainment space with its status as a working church and charity drop-in centre in Islington. The Gothic Revival architecture creates an evocative and atmospheric setting for the performance, known for its outstanding acoustics and welcoming ambience. Hosting Willow Avalon’s concert in this Grade I-listed building provides an apt backdrop for an artist whose music honours tradition while embracing contemporary narrative and sound.