ALT Women Paradise

Alt Women Paradise was created as a night for women in alternative  pop music to come together and showcase their talents. We have an  amazing line-up of women in music. We will be at the LOVESHACK in east  London, where they have a gorgeous menu of vegan food, drink and  cocktails. We will be in the Bunker space.

ALICE JAYNE -

“Atmospheric and immersive sound that packs a really unique edge” CLOUT.

London  based electro-pop singer/songwriter Alice Jayne leads her vision from  having to push through modern life whilst facing trauma head on.  Disabled artist Alice Jayne found song writing her crux after her  diagnosis of MS in 2021. She is here to show you that freedom is your  birth right and to remind people that “there is always light within the  dark”

Her influences are vast; coming from an old school  soul/blues and Rockabilly background, with influences from current  artists such as BANKS, Blouse, Tove Lo and CHVRCHES her sound packs a  vibrant unique twist and is sure to only grow.

“In the case of  ‘The High Priestess’ – the bucolic and choral sound that she builds with  her vocal harmonies, evidence of how good her voice is” MESMERISED

KAT KIKTA -

Kat  Kikta is a multi-dimensional artist, singer, and songwriter. Her  creativity straddles music, film, and sound art. Through her use of  organically found & electronic beats, her own field recordings, and  multi-layered vocals, she creates pop songs- pervaded with cinematic and  ambient intentions.

PIXIA -

Meet London-based pop  singer-songwriter Pixia. With a distinct style that has been described  as ‘compellingly intriguing’ and with the ability to leave you  ‘starstruck’, Pixia’s musical journey began with the release of her  debut EP ‘Morphia’. Inspired by 80s electro-pop and dark wave, Pixia has  been singing and writing lyrics since childhood. She grew up performing  on local and national stages, both for musical theatre productions and  UK talent competitions, before discovering her own sense of artistry.  Pixia’s deeply poetic songwriting style is reminiscent of her love for  literature and storytelling.

Pixia is currently studying at music school and working on a string of new projects, including the release of her second EP.

SARAH ROSE -

Sarah  Rose has worked predominantly as a pianist and musical director, with  many of London’s top drag and cabaret performers. In 2021 she plucked up  the courage to go it alone as a singer-songwriter, releasing (and  co-producing) her debut EP, Beautiful Ruins. She made her live solo  debut at London's Phoenix Arts Club, a venue close to her heart where  you can catch her every week as pianist for the Saturday Supershows.  2023 has seen Sarah Rose release three singles, the latest being Sparkle  Away, with a fourth to come in November and exciting plans for 2024.

SO SHA -

SO  SHA is a Norwich-based neurodivergent artist, performer, writer and  producer from the Philippines (who loves pigeons!). She has performed  alongside Grammy-award winning artists such as Steve Aoki and Joss  Stone, done events hosted by Louis Theroux and the Queen of England and  in venues such as EartH Hackney, Fabric London, Ministry of Sound to  having performed in coliseums in front of 25,000+ audience, and formerly  a world-champion in Ice Skating representing her country, moving to  London from Singapore in 2017 to study.

This is a story of a girl  finding her worth and self-love despite being hidden as a child by her  conservative parents and only reluctantly admitting to her existence to  others when she was 19. This catapulted her into constantly searching  for ways to be truly seen - including being the top nightlife/festival  promoter in Manila and being the only female co-owner of a nightclub at  the age of 24. She is now working on weaving together her experiences  from both worlds, including creating multi-genre electronic music in  English and Filipino. She has been supported by BBC Sounds, Foundation  FM, Reprezent Radio, British Council, Unlimited, Drake Music, and Arts  Council England.

SO SHA's songs are a hopeful reminder for us that  ultimately we're all in this beautiful life together, floating about in  outerspace - we might as well dance and sing while we're here. She  prides herself on her alcohol-free stance on life and she hopes that in  her music, you'll find that you belong.

We have a range of  price plans from general admission, disability and low income (please  bring evidence on the night), and to those who can support by paying a  bit extra. A lot goes into these shows and you're definitely getting  bang for your buck so by paying a bit more we can keep on making  incredible nights for you wonderful people.

Doors open at 7:30pm

We can't wait to see you there this is going to be one hell of a show