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Kat Eaton is a Welsh-born, Sheffield-raised and Yorkshire-based soul/r&b artist.
Having already released 2 critically acclaimed albums, toured the UK/EU supporting the likes of Jools Holland, Gregory Porter, Paul Carrack, The Teskey Brothers, Marc Broussard and Mamas Gun, alongside selling out multiple headline shows, co-writing with the likes of Caro Emerald, Ruby Turner and Roberta Campos, and breaking through to new territories via national radio play worldwide (BBC 2, 4 & 6 and Jazz FM in UK plus NPO 1, 2 & 5 in The Netherlands, Radio2 in Belgium, FIP in France and National German TV), Kat has established herself as one of the hardest working and talented Soul/Jazz performers in her field.
Kat has performed at prestigious festivals, Jazz A Toute Heure and St Paul Funk & Soul in France, Cornbury Festival and Henley Festival in UK, Cork Jazz Festival in Ireland, JazznoJazz Festival in Switzerland and Leverkusen Jazz Festival and Rheingau Musik Festival in Germany. Armed with fresh original material, her own arrangements of songs by the artists that have inspired her and a band behind her that have played with the likes of Tom Jones, Van Morrison, Amy Winehouse and Incognito, Kat Eaton’s live show is world class, raw and spell-binding. Kat releases ‘What Happens Now’ on 29th May‘ 26 and is touring the UK and EU this Autumn. Kat’s new album is a collection of timeless yet contemporary beautifully crafted songs with lyrics that cut to the core. Inspired by artists such as Olivia Dean, Gregory Porter and Jalen Ngonda, alongside legends Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin and Carole King that Kat grew up listening to, ‘What Happens Now’ is an amalgamation of her influences underpinned by her inimitable tone.
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Venue Information - Arthur's
Arthur's is the nearest pub on the route to The Guinness Storehouse, one of the city's foremost tourist attractions. It is popular both with locals and tourists. Naturally it has the freshest pint of Guinness in all of Ireland.
