About

Becki Biggins is a multi-award-winning British singer, songwriter, and saxophonist whose music blends classic songwriting with heartfelt storytelling — the kind that makes you settle a little deeper into your seat and feel forgotten memories stir.

Her love of music began the moment she walked into a school band rehearsal and felt the sound "hit her in the chest." By the age of 12, she was already touring internationally, performing at Mardi Gras in New Orleans a year later, and completing 24 gigs in 21 days before she turned 17. Even then, she had that rare ability to make a room feel both electric and intimate at the same time.

Becki went on to win the Daily Telegraph Young Jazz Competition, the National Festival of Music for Youth Composition Award, and Marlborough Jazz Best International Newcomer. Her early success led to a collaboration with Paul Hardcastle — the legendary producer behind 19 — co-writing and performing on three albums that all reached #1 on the U.S. Smooth Jazz Charts, each remaining there for over a year. The first, Hardcastle 5, entered the Billboard Top 200 and earned Hardcastle the title of Billboard Smooth Jazz Artist of the Year.

Her latest material, produced by Matt Butler (whose credits include Paul McCartney and Steve Harley), weaves together the spirit of Carole King, Carly Simon, and Karen Carpenter with honest reflections on love, loss, and the beautifully complicated spaces in between. Sitting in the audience, you don't just hear the songs — you recognise yourself in them. Becki's warmth and wit draw you in; her distinctive voice holds you there.

Doors 6.45pm, Show 7.30pm
Tickets £12.50 in advance from www.beckibiggins.com, or £15 on the door
Licensed bar, cash and card accepted