Georgia Crandon has performed on exceptional stages, including the Philharmonic, Birmingham Symphony, and the iconic Royal Albert Hall.

While touring the UK, she’s been supported by her formidable fanbase, affectionately named the “Essex Massive.”

Georgia Crandon has performed on exceptional stages, including the Philharmonic, Birmingham Symphony, and the iconic Royal Albert Hall. While touring the UK, she’s been supported by her formidable fanbase, affectionately named the “Essex Massive.” Described as “refreshingly different” by the Evening Standard and “a nanosecond ahead of the pulse” by BBC Introducing in Essex, Georgia draws inspiration from the greats, channeling the stage presence of Presley, the vocal tone and vulnerability of Dusty, and the power of Joplin.

BBC Radio 2 DJ Tony Blackburn recently named Georgia’s release as his “Track of the Week” and called it “future gold” on his “Soul on Sunday” show.

Georgia now embarks on a new journey in 2024 with her brand-new, self-titled debut album. A track from this album has already been playlisted on Boom Radio, Liverpool Live Radio, and featured on numerous BBC and internet radio stations throughout the UK. It has also been aired on BBC Breakfast, with Georgia named as a BBC Radio 2 “New to 2” artist.

Her bookings for 2025 include a tour in Germany in April and UK performances throughout the year, with scheduled festival appearances at Northern Kin (Durham), Farmer Phil’s (Shropshire), Weyfest (Farnham), Lindisfarne (Northumberland), and Essex’s Festival in the Gardens (Braintree).

You can watch Georgia’s EPK video, view downloadable pictures, listen to snippets from her debut album and other releases, or read her bio by clicking the boxes below.