Madison Violet returned to Hove House Concerts

Madison Violet

Canadian songsmiths Lisa and Brenley returned to Hove House Concerts, bringing with them a host of new songs from their fantastic new album – Everything’s Shifting – and a world-class accompanist in Jake Zapotoczny (try saying that after a couple of beers). Jake added bass, keys, electric guitar and harmonies to Brenley and Lisa’s already rich sound and the result was a mesmerising evening, full of soul, passion and good humour. The encore – performed in our kitchen with the whole audience on their feet and singing along – was an absolute showstopper. Find out more on Madison Violet’s website.

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