Crazy Coqs : An intimate Voice (or 108 songs to let it all out)
Kate Dimbleby draws on thirty years of songs and storytelling in An Intimate Voice, a warm, soulful and ever-evolving show celebrating the power of singing to connect, heal and reveal. Choosing each night from a rich catalogue of songs by Peggy Lee, Dory Previn, Kirsty MacColl, Leonard Cohen, Nina Simone and her own originals, every performance is shaped by the moment and the room.
Featuring singer-songwriter Daisy Chapman on piano, An Intimate Voice invites audiences to step closer, listen deeply - and sometimes even join in.
“A singer-songwriter who refuses to be boxed in, a free spirit” The Times
“Stunning vocal virtuosity. An artist at the top of her game” Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music
Bristol : An Intimate Voice (or 108 Songs to let it all out) with Daisy Chapman and Keith Warmington
Kate Dimbleby draws on thirty years of songs and storytelling in An Intimate Voice, a warm, soulful and ever-evolving show celebrating the power of singing to connect, heal and reveal. Choosing each night from a rich catalogue of songs by Mary Chapin Carpenter, Dory Previn, Kirsty MacColl, Leonard Cohen and her own originals, every performance is shaped by the moment and the room.
Featuring singer-songwriter Daisy Chapman on piano and vocals and Keith Warmington on harmonica, vocals and guitar, An Intimate Voice invites audiences to step closer, listen deeply - and sometimes even join in.
“A singer-songwriter who refuses to be boxed in, a free spirit” The Times
“Stunning vocal virtuosity. An artist at the top of her game” Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music
Crazy Coqs : An intimate voice (or 108 songs to let it all out)
Kate Dimbleby draws on thirty years of songs and storytelling in An Intimate Voice, a warm, soulful and ever-evolving show celebrating the power of singing to connect, heal and reveal. Choosing each night from a rich catalogue of songs by Peggy Lee, Dory Previn, Kirsty MacColl, Leonard Cohen, Nina Simone and her own originals, every performance is shaped by the moment and the room.
Featuring singer-songwriter Daisy Chapman on piano, An Intimate Voice invites audiences to step closer, listen deeply - and sometimes even join in.
“A singer-songwriter who refuses to be boxed in, a free spirit” The Times
“Stunning vocal virtuosity. An artist at the top of her game” Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music
Barnes Music Festival
Join us for a vibrant evening where great music meets great hospitality in one of Barnes’ most characterful pubs. The Waterman’s Arms, known for its welcoming atmosphere, riverside charm and inventive seasonal cooking, hosts an intimate night of song with acclaimed vocalist Kate Dimbleby. Blending soulful performance with the pub’s specially curated small plates and drinks, this relaxed event invites you to savour, listen and unwind. Expect stories, songs and shared flavours in a convivial setting that captures the very spirit of the Barnes Music Festival—community, creativity and a love of gathering together. Book here
How to Feel better in Words and Song at Bath Festival, Guildhall Salon
Cathy Rentzenbrink is a writer who comes from a long line of nobodies and struggles to feel she has the right to say anything. Kate Dimbleby is a singer who grew up in a family of famous communicators and her problem is trying to get a word in at all. Expect laughter, maybe a few tears, and a lot of fun in this exploration of how finding and nurturing our own unique voice is a crucial and joyous ally in navigating life and feeling better.
Kate Dimbleby, Keith Warmington, Clare Lindley and Naadia Sheriff
We're back! Live on April 27th in Bristol. For one night only, joined by the wonderful Naadia Sheriff (my partner in crime on Beware of Young Girls and Love Comes Again). A gig not to be missed.
Featuring some of the best songs by some of the best songwriters including Joni Mitchell, Dory Previn as well as John Prine, Leonard Cohen and Kirsty McColl and some brand new ones of my own.