Jewelia

Jewelia brings a pop, rock and indie show to Nice N Sleazy in Glasgow, previewing new songs alongside older material, with Wyse and Caitlin Connor also on the bill.

Jewelia makes bittersweet alternative pop built on hooky choruses, drawing on '80s, '90s and early 2000s influences. The act has been featured by Netflix, BBC Introducing and Clash Magazine and has passed 3.5 million streams across Spotify and YouTube. Live appearances include Glastonbury and Hyper Japan, and headline shows on the Little Wins tour have sold out.

This Glasgow date offers a first look at the next phase of Jewelia's work, with new songs previewed alongside fan favourites performed by the band. The show is pitched as both cathartic and fun, combining heartfelt songwriting with catchy choruses. Nice N Sleazy hosts concerts and shows in Scotland.

Wyse, an alternative artist and producer based in Manchester and originally from Portsmouth, provides support, with a sound described as a blend of The Cranberries, PJ Harvey and Portishead. The bill also names Caitlin Connor, a Glasgow-based pop singer-songwriter who cites Lorde, Robyn and MUNA as influences and whose debut EP is titled Patterns.