The South London alt-pop artist performed a headline show at the storied venue, photographed by Connie Burke.
Cat Burns headlined the O2 Academy Brixton in London, a significant venue milestone in her touring cycle. The South London songwriter is touring behind her second studio album, which reached the UK Top 10.
The show, documented by photographer Connie Burke, presented Burns’s style of direct alt-pop. Her rise has been marked by a distinct voice as a queer Black artist in the UK, a perspective that defines her songwriting.
Burns’s recent appearance on the television series ‘Celebrity Traitors’ introduced her to a broader audience, but the Brixton date reaffirmed her primary connection to live performance. The venue holds a particular resonance for artists from the city.
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