As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…

As the multitude of quotes about her new album suggest, Kate Nash has burst back onto the UK music scene with her second album ‘My Best Friend Is You’ bigger and bolder than ever. Since its worldwide release at the end of April Kate has circumnavigated the world and along the way she has won over the hearts and minds of critics and fans across the US, through mainland Europe and later this summer she will be hitting Australia.

October 2010 will see Kate Nash take the album out onto the road for its first full tour of duty in the UK, culminating with a return to home turf in London at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. It comes on the back an already sold-out European tour. Kate has also a full UK festival schedule this summer including performances at Glastonbury, iTunes, T in the Park, Oxegen and V Festivals. The third single from the album, a stand out track called ‘Later On’ will also be released to coincide with the tour.
“There’s something brilliant about Nash so completely confounding expectation” The Big Issue

“Colloquial lyricism’s and insights upon a bed of ‘60’s girl pop influence” Clash

“A major talent” Daily Express

“Orgasmic rocky squealing” Grazia 7/10

“Dreamy psychedelic vocals, fuzzy guitar and electronics. A very pleasant surprise” The Guardian 4/5

“Another smash hit on the way” Look 4/5

“Upbeat, short and sweet” Music Week

“Kate Nash is one of the most modern pop stars on the block” NOTW

“Nash sounds just like herself, and that’s exactly when she shines most brightly” NME 7/10

“The pre-eminent chronicler of pop verité… full of sweet love” Observer

“Steely clarity over a beautiful guitar-and-piano backing” Sunday Times Culture

“Nash is still playful and frequently cutesy, but she’s toughened up, and her music is all the better for it” Time Out

Plus support from Brigitte Aphrodite:
Whilst growing up in the grey suburbs of Bromley, through her early teenage years she always felt like a bit of an outsider, this inspired her to indulge in an obsession over androgynous music superstars like Jarvis Cocker and David Bowie, which fueled Brigitte’s passion for cocktail sipping in Soho, and wearing too much red lipstick.
Brigitte’s one woman show combining music, comedy and poetry, entitled ‘Brigitte Aphrodite in Suburban Hell’; a fantastical biographical view of her life so far, her utterly bizarre thoughts and experiences woven together to form a heart warming yet explosive firework of a show…