Zinadelphia

Zinadelphia is a pop, rock and indie act whose music draws on 1960s-rooted aesthetics, with a set of songs released as singles and on the EP Lucky (2023) and The Magazine. This London date is at Islington Assembly Hall.

Zinadelphia is the project of an artist who writes songs described as timeless and colourful. After a run of three singles, the debut EP Lucky appeared in 2023, followed by a second EP, The Magazine, which the artist presents as the most personal work so far. Live, the act has performed as support for artists including Medium Build, Teddy Swims, TALK and Tori Kelly, building an audience across the country for the first time.

The artist describes the sound as a blend of burlesque, disco, old Hollywood western and soul, with an aesthetic rooted in the 1960s. Influences named by the artist include Gloria Gaynor and Nancy Sinatra. The songs tackle difficult themes but are paired with high-energy tempos.

The evening takes place at Islington Assembly Hall, a Grade II listed building in London that hosts concerts and shows. The venue runs a Support the Supports campaign that celebrates opening acts, so arriving early for the support slot is part of the night.