When: Knotty 2020: Fragments of a Festival (online)
Link: Full Knotty 2020 Programme
Life: LIVE! Live Lounge
Nu-pop sensation Lucy McCormick and her electrotrash Girl Squad were due to present her subversive, immersive, pop concert spectacular Life: LIVE! at the White Rock Theatre in Hastings during the 2020 Knotty Performance Festival.
Whilst we can’t bring you this performance in its full glorious extravaganza concert setting, Lucy has created a Life: LIVE! Lounge session direct from her bedroom exclusively for Knotty 2020, featuring two acoustic versions of her original songs Coming Back To Me and Are You Well.
Time away from the stage has given Lucy the chance to further experiment with her music, thinking about how she can bring some of her show to you at home. The result are these acoustic songs recorded for the Knotty Festival audience’s listening pleasure.
Life: LIVE! Lounge is part of Knotty 2020: Fragments of a Festival, an online programme of performance fragments created by Knotty 2020 artists.
Credits: Created by Lucy McCormick, produced by Philippa Barr, digital production by Daniel Hughes. Slider images taken by Manuel Vason.
Knotty 2020 Programme
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