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Spotify announces 'Hometown' gigs with Jorja Smith, Nemzzz, and Beabadoobee

Spotify has unveiled a new series of 'Hometown' shows featuring intimate performances by Jorja Smith, Nemzzz, and Beabadoobee in their respective hometowns this September.

  • Jorja Smith will perform in Walsall on September 6, Nemzzz in Manchester on September 12, and Beabadoobee in London on September 17.
  • Attendance for these intimate gigs will be by invitation only for selected 'top listeners', with no public ticket sales.
  • The shows coincide with new album releases for all three artists, and concert films will be available on Spotify later.

Spotify has announced a new series of 'Hometown' shows, bringing Jorja Smith, Nemzzz, and Beabadoobee back to the communities where they began their musical journeys. These one-night-only performances are scheduled for September.

Jorja Smith will kick off the series in Walsall on September 6. Nemzzz is set to play in Manchester on September 12, followed by Beabadoobee closing the run in London on September 17.

These intimate gigs are exclusively for selected 'top listeners' of each artist, with no public tickets available. However, Spotify plans to premiere concert films of the shows on its platform in the weeks following the performances.

The 'Hometown' series aligns with new album campaigns for the artists. Smith's third record, 'What Are The Odds', is due on August 21, while Nemzzz's 'Locked In' will be released on September 4. Beabadoobee's 'Pylon' is set for release on September 18.

Spotify also stated it will collaborate with the artists on community-led initiatives to support young people in their hometowns. Jorja Smith noted that Walsall is where her love of music began and continues to influence her creativity.

What this means for you: If you are a 'top listener' of Jorja Smith, Nemzzz, or Beabadoobee, you may receive an invitation to attend one of these exclusive 'Hometown' shows. Otherwise, you can watch concert films of the performances on Spotify after the events.

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