📣 NEW DATE CONFIRMED - 7th May 📣

Soul of a Woman is back for its third year for another joyful and inspiring evening of live music, celebrating the acoustic soulful sounds of female artists coming together. Carefully curated to present an evening of raw, and honest music, the evening will showcase 3 songwriters with new music releases whilst shaking the floor in the process with their passion, power and provocation.

The theme is CONNECTION.

When we are increasingly encouraged to focus on our differences, Soul of a Woman is a reminder to connect with each other through the music and artistic expression of these talented powerhouses. As per tradition, the audience is encouraged to stay after the music to mingle, and CONNECT, and can engage in the art of our resident artist for the evening : Rose Bendixen.

Bring a friend or date. It's going to be magical!

Doors open - 18:30
Concert starts - 19:00

Jordan Jackson

Hosted by Jordan Jackson, jazz and soul singer from London. Her music is rooted in heart and feeling with references of jazz, soul, and RnB. Inspired by her International Women's Day release, "Soul of a Woman" has become a yearly showcase event for local female artists to perform and collaborate. Aside from music curation, Jordan works as a choir director, and music educator. Her music has travelled globally with her music featured in the Netflix series "The Victim's Games", and tours across Europe. Jordan is currently preparing to release her debut album titled Back To Basics.

Miss Agada

Miss AGADA is an international recording artist whose work blends soul, spirituality, hip-hop energy, and raw emotional truth. Through genre-defying sound and deeply personal storytelling, she invites listeners into a world where music becomes movement, confrontation, and finally — home.

Rosa Salamon

We are honoured to present double bassist and vocalist Rosa Salamon to the lineup. Most popular for her band Rosa & the Salmons, The jazz-indie pop singer. is groovy, sensual and evocative. We are honoured to get up close and personal for her solo performance at Soul of a Woman.

Photo credits: sound.nomadx and Feelipa