The Zawose Queens

The Zawose Queens is a London act working across pop, rock and indie. This evening brings the project to the 100 Club, a venue on Oxford Street that hosts concerts and shows.

The Zawose Queens combine pop, rock and indie, three styles that often meet in the same song: pop contributes melodic hooks and accessible structures, rock adds guitar-led drive, and indie brings the independent, self-directed approach that has shaped British guitar music since the 1980s. Listeners who follow those styles will recognise the territory this act works in.

The 100 Club is a London venue on Oxford Street. It hosts concerts and shows across a range of styles, so the programme for an evening there tends to suit audiences who enjoy live music in a central, city-centre setting.

The night suits anyone who enjoys pop-leaning songwriting with rock and indie guitar textures and wants to hear a band in a London club setting. Those new to the project can approach it through its genre, which places it between mainstream melody and the more adventurous edges of independent music.