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Electra’s Eclectic Energy: Caswell / Dregs / Chloe Lupton

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Electra’s Eclectic Energy: Caswell / Dregs / Chloe Lupton

The Smokehouse, Ipswich

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Get ready for a night of electrifying music and good vibes at The Smokehouse!

Join us for the second installment of Electra’s Eclectic Energy – Again our line up of artist is stacked with a real mix of styles and genres. First up we have the RnB Kween, Chloe Lupton, bringing us her soulful, velvety smooth vocals in a stripped back set that you will not want to miss.

Followed by the electrocic grooves of duo Dregs. The boys will be playing bangers from their debut album, Bourne Again, which released late last year, come and witness the intricate layer building from two masters of their craft. For our headline act this time, we thought we would deliver what the people have been asking for… a hometown show for the pop/electro, Godess Caswell. She will be blessing us with her unique blend of soul, Pop, Electronica and all things that make you wanna get on a table and dance the night away! We’ve curated a lineup of diverse artists to keep you entertained all night long, so be sure to grab your tickets before they’re all gone.

Don’t miss out on this unique experience! And with all proceeds going to Electra’s Bowel Full of Love fund, you can be sure you’re doing your good deed for the week too!!

About Caswell

In the enchanting realm where an intersection of soulful vocals, hypnotic melodies, and brooding lyricism converge, Caswell emerges as a musical sorceress with a voice that Wonderland Magazine describes as “stunningly soulful, hypnotising, and brooding.” Hailing from the picturesque landscapes of East Anglia, Caswell’s musical journey began in the most unexpected of places—a preteen’s inspiration sparked by a musical episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

Her live performances, crowned by a triumph over 600+ acts in a nationwide competition to support Ed Sheeran, are a testament to the magnetic energy she and her band exude. From the Divide world tour stages in front of 40,000 to the hallowed grounds of Reading + Leeds, Latitude, Wildpaths, and Bearded Theory festivals, Caswell enchants audiences with a spellbinding fusion of downtempo electronica and alt-pop, creating a sound that is uniquely her own

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