Wasia Project is a British alternative jazz-pop band founded in 2019 by siblings Olivia Hardy (vocals) and William Gao (piano), known for the EPs how can i pretend? (2020) and Isotope (2024).
No date announced in London for now.
Wasia Project has played London before. Last time: The Roundhouse, November 2026.
Line-up
No concerts announced yet on TicketPiazza.
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Latest dates
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The Roundhouse
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O2 Academy Bristol
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O2 Institute2 Birmingham
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Leeds Beckett Student Union
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Manchester New Century Hall
Also elsewhere in Europe
Listen & watch
Most-streamed tracks
Wasia Project’s most-streamed tracks on Deezer. This is not a concert setlist, but a good idea of the songs the audience knows. 30-second previews.
- Whale Call
- ur so pretty how can i pretend?
- 2515
- Is This What Love Is? Isotope
- Bleeding Gold
Source: Wasia Project on Deezer
Profile
- Latest album
- Nocturne (2026)New
- Active since
- 2019
About — The artist
Wasia Project is a British alternative jazz-pop band made up of siblings Olivia Hardy and William Gao. The band debuted in 2019 with the single why don't u love me. This single was quickly followed by the EP (extended play) how can i pretend?, released in 2020. Four years after the release of this first EP, the duo announced a second one for summer 2024, titled Isotope.
Olivia is the band's lead vocalist, while Will accompanies her on piano. The duo is joined by Luca Wade on drums and Tom Pacitti on bass.
Discography
- Isotope 2024
- Nocturne 2026