Jessie Reid at Norden Farm Centre for the Arts

UK-based Jessie Reid's hushed, confessional vocals and
innovative, folk-influenced, percussive guitar style have drawn comparisons
with the likes of Lucy Rose, Nick Mulvey, Iron & Wine, Memorial & Ben
Howard.

Jessie’s raw and intimate indie-folk releases have racked up
over 10 million streams, support from the likes of Chris Hawkins, Tom Robinson
& Emily Pilbeam on BBC 6 Music, spins on BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio
Wales, a regional BBC Introducing Artist of the Year accolade, and a breakfast
show Single of the Day on LA's SoCal 88.5FM (Nic Harcourt).

 Following last year’s Glastonbury (Acoustic Stage) and Camp
Bestival debuts, Jessie enjoyed a great 2025 festival season with acclaimed
sets at Fuse Fest, Kendal Calling, Green Man, Found Festival, Between The Trees
and Moseley Folk. Previous live appearances include Black Deer Festival, Green
Gathering, 110 Above Festival, Shrewsbury Folk Festival, Camper Calling and
Timber Festival, along with support slots for Seafret, Dan Owen, Ciaran Lavery,
Bryde and Brooke Bentham, and multiple Sofar Sounds appearances across Europe,
the UK, North America and South America.

 A songwriter wise beyond her years, Jessie’s tracks enjoy
wide editorial support at Spotify, including in the coveted Most Beautiful
Songs in the World playlist, with recent TV sync placements on Channel 4, SKY
and ITV. Jessie’s second album Little Sparks was released in February.

 'sublime new folk … a special talent' Chris Hawkins, BBC 6
Music

'achingly beautiful' KLOF Magazine

'delicious grooving guitar and delicate textured vocals' Tom
Robinson, BBC 6 Music

'Jessie’s rich harmonies prove to be stunningly hypnotic'
York Calling

'visceral songs that cut deep into the core of our shared
human condition' Atwood Magazine

'a soothing, hushed, vulnerability reminiscent of Lucy Rose'
When The Horn Blows