This event will take place in EartH Theatre. Known for pairing haunting vocals with immersive live-looped performances, Pixie McCann makes ethereal “weird music for weird girls,” building a devoted following around songs that are both intimate and strange, where nostalgia, unease and beauty coexist. Busking from the age of eleven, Pixie developed the instinctive performance style that would later evolve into her layered live-looping sets. Deeply influenced by Galway’s folk and traditional music scene, she found herself drawn to music that felt raw, vulnerable and deeply human. Having written and produced everything herself until recently, her 2026 EP Indigo, Vibrant and New was her first project created alongside producer Joel Pott (London Grammar, Joy Crookes, George Ezra, Shura), a collaboration that expanded her sound while retaining the intimacy at the heart of her songwriting. She has steadily built momentum through immersive performances and a fiercely self-made approach, earning support from BBC Introducing including backing from Jess Iszatt, selection as BBC Introducing’s Need to Know artist for June and a Maida Vale session. Recent live highlights include The Great Escape alongside support slots with Erin LeCount on her UK tour and Esha Tewari across London and Paris, with festival appearances at Truck Festival, Latitude Festival, Boardmasters Festival and Neighbourhood Festival. She is supporting Paris Paloma on her 2026 UK and Europe tour. Online, her layered live looping videos have gained huge attention, with that sense of connection extending beyond the music through Pixie Hollow, a dedicated fan community built around sharing ideas and creativity. Inspired by her belief that live experiences can offer a sense of belonging and escape, it carries that feeling beyond the stage. For more information on access at EartH, please see our FAQs here: https://bit.ly/44dzl75 or contact us at access@earthackney.co.uk EartH is a social enterprise committed to supporting new musicians, with music studios in the venue that are completely free for young artists to use. When you attend a show in EartH Theatre, head to the back of the space to rent a cushion for just £2. Not only will you get to sit more comfortably, but all proceeds go towards funding Studio 36. Find out more here: https://earthackney.co.uk/about/studio-36/