I’d heard decent things about this young lass from North Shields and she vastly exceeded the hype. She threw an abundance of energy into every track, pairing jaunty, upbeat guitar work with a vocal range that others of her ilk would turn a shade of green for. The faster songs caused the ubiquitous Cluny circle pit to form, with ‘Baby Blue’ being a particular highlight that stirred up the young crowd.
I knew by the end of the set that I had witnessed someone to look out for in the future.

Heidi Curtis well and truly stole the show. They are quite simply a band that is better than words, nothing I write will ever quite bring across what it feels like to watch them perform. The mixture of excitement, awe and pride of seeing young talent blossom. Thanks to Heidi’s catchy tunes, by the time headliner Patawawa took the stage, the crowd was all warmed up and ready to dance.

The singer songwriter has already supported Sophie and the Giants and appeared on Sam Fender’s amazing single, ‘Hypersonic Missiles’. However, there is no standing still for Newcastle based artist. She has already begun to implement her manifesto for success with her band.

Do you know the feeling of being lost for words, of being so completely and utterly blown away by something that you actually don’t know what to say so you just kind of stand there in disbelief? That’s how I felt the first time I came across Heidi Curtis.