Acclaimed Folk Singer-Songwriter, Bella Hardy, Will Visit The Liverpool Philharmonic Music Room

Peter Eric Lang
7 days ago
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LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC MUSIC ROOM, THE GEORGIAN QUARTER, CITY OF LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL CITY REGION.

Bella Hardy Is Set To Visit Liverpool's Philharmonic Hall Music Room This June On Her 2025 Tour

Liverpool-based charity, DaDa, announces Zoe Partington as their new CEO (Credit: Brian Roberts/Supplied/Image was provided to The Liverpudlian with permission to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content). — Liverpool Philharmonic Hall's Music Room is set to welcome Bella Hardy (Credit: Kate Chappell/Supplied/Image was provided to The Liverpudlian with permission to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content).

Bella Hardy, the voice of modern folk, is set to embark on a highly anticipated UK tour.

Bella Hardy is a singer-songwriter with a gift for storytelling. She has earned a reputation as a boundary-pushing artist whose work continues to evolve whilst staying deeply rooted in the traditions that shaped her.

Tickets for the Bella Hardy tour are available now. Don’t miss the chance to witness one of the most captivating folk artists of our time as she brings her music to life on stage. You can get tickets for the Liverpool show now.

“I’ll be performing a collection of songs very close to my heart, and there’s nothing like the energy of a live show to bring them to life.” - Bella Hardy, Folk Singer-Songwriter.

This is spellbinding folk music for the modern age – rooted in tradition but unafraid to venture into new, uncharted, and very personal territory.

Bella Hardy, celebrated Folk Singer-Songwriter, said: “There’s something magical about performing live, where the songs can grow and change each night depending on the energy in the room. I’ll be performing a collection of songs very close to my heart, and there’s nothing like the energy of a live show to bring them to life.”

For anyone who’s seen Bella live, it’s clear that she’s an artist who knows how to captivate an audience. Her voice – at once powerful and delicate – has a way of drawing listeners in, making each performance feel like a conversation between old friends. And with award-winning guitarist Jenn Butterworth by her side, these shows promise to be something truly special.

Hardy’s debut album Night Visiting (2007) established her reputation as a talented songwriter when her first original composition Three Black Feathers earned a BBC Folk Award nomination.

Since then, Bella has sung unaccompanied ballads at a sold-out Royal Albert Hall, and learnt the songs of Chinese farmers during her time as British Council Musician in Residence in Yunnan Province. She’s sat on the moors of her beloved Peak District with only her fiddle for company. She spent a year in Tennessee as a ranch hand, looking after horses, fiddle-singing in the diners, and immersing herself in the music culture of Nashville. And she’s released ten solo albums along the way.

“There’s something magical about performing live, where the songs can grow and change each night depending on the energy in the room.” - Bella Hardy, Folk Singer-Songwriter.

With the ability to conjure and twist stories that call straight to the heart, her themes of displacement and home, lost and found love, heartache and joy, are delivered with her unique, disarming honesty, and, of course, the acclaimed crystalline voice that won her BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Singer of the Year.

What Other Media Outlets Have To Say About Bella

“Brit folk's finest” – Mojo.
“A fine, no-nonsense interpreter of traditional music and an excellent songwriter” - The Guardian.
“Few are as adventurous and intriguing” – Songlines.
“Stunning… there is an aura of sophistication that will win over listeners who never set foot in a folk club” - The Sunday Times.