STONEGATE + ISE + SOPHIE AND THE BIG SKY + SHADOWS OF A SILHOUETTE
Fri, 27 Nov 2026 · 19:30 · The Troubadour, London
MILLIE'S MUSIC Presents.. STONEGATE + ISE + SOPHIE AND THE BIG SKY + SHADOWS OF A SILHOUETTE TICKETS £10(+1) ADVANCE / £12 ON THE DOOR Ise is a singer and songwriter whose music has recently moved from indie rock towards a more stripped-back folk sound. His songs explore the quieter, more complicated parts of life, love, loss, memory, and everything in between. With a focus on honest lyrics and simple melodies, his solo performances are intimate and reflective, giving the songs space to speak for themselves.- - Sophie Holloway is a singer-songwriter from Ipswich who recently moved to London to pursue her career in music and writing. She first picked up guitar during lockdown while at university, learning through YouTube and the occasional socially-distanced jam with other students. Her music draws on a broad range of influences, from the 60s folk movement to 90s alt-rock. She enjoys experimenting with a range of lyrical styles, from satirical to poetic, and regularly collaborates with musicians of different genres in search of new and exciting sounds. She has performed at venues across London, including the legendary jazz bar Ronnie Scotts, and busks around the capital and beyond, including Cambridge, Norwich and Bury St Edmunds. Shadows of a Silhouette are a raw, unapologetic Alternative Rock n Roll band hailing from Alfreton Derbyshire. The band were formed by core song writers Nathan Brown (lead vocals, guitar) and Reece Carter (Lead Guitar) back in 2019 and later joined by Tyler Henderson on drums in 2021, with Shay Brady joining the fold in late 2025.The band prides themselves on their distinctive gritty garage rock sound and their ability to raise the energy in a room every time they play live. Touchstones like The White Stripes, The Strokes, and early Kings of Leon can be heard in the DNA of their music, but their identity is unmistakably theirs.The release of their debut album “For Those That Know”, was described by Clash magazine as a “dose of Indie Ro…