Kate Nash Tickets

The incredible Kate Nash has announced her heavily awaited 2017 tour, you can be sure her upcoming tour will be some of the most poignant shows you'll likely to hear this year. So don't miss out this incredible singer, and make sure to buy Kate Nash tickets from StubHub, and remember with our trusted FanProtect Guarantee you can purchase your tickets with ease and confidence.

Kate Nash biography

Hailing from Harrow, London, Kate Nash can boast having attended the ever-prestigious BRIT school, originally wanting to study acting. After a number of rejections from drama colleges and Universities, she eventually found herself working for fashion retailer River Island, followed by a stint at famous restaurant chain, Nandos. It was only in 2005 that Nash decided to pursue a professional career in music.

Originally gigging throughout the country, and uploading her songs on popular social network MySpace. After gaining enough followers, she eventually hired a manager and a few producers to work on her songs. Releasing her debut single back in 1978, "Caroline's a Victim", the song would eventually end up on her debut album, Made of Bricks. Of course, when the album released it was "Foundations" that brought Kate Nash recognition, particularly the manner in which she sang. Suffice to say, with the In the UK the album went platinum, with "Wuthering Heights" making her a firm national treasure. Since then, Kate Nash has become one of the foremost songwriters within the UK songwriting scene, and while she only has 3 albums under her belt, they've been songs that remain timeless.

Top Kate Nash songs

As "Foundations" certainly stands as the singer-songwriter's opening gambit, the song saw a generally positive response from critics and music fans. Charting in over 12 different countries, 3 of which saw her place in the top 10 singles charts, "Foundations" remains a timeless classic of sorts, With the song talking about a failing relationship, the lyrics prove particularly down-to-earth with Kate Nash's general vernacular making her especially appealing to the world's youth and critics at the time. The New York Times wrote of the single "The song is bright, peppy and mercilessly perceptive".

Since then Kate Nash has gone from strength to strength, with tracks such as "Nicest Thing","Do-Wah-Doo" and "Merry Happy" just standing as a few of the gems that Kate Nash has written, you can be sure her upcoming shows are likely to be exciting affairs!

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If you're a fan of female songwriters, then you should definitely check out Ellie Goulding, Lorde or Charli XCX for some more female pop goodness.