Bradley Simpson

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As an artist who has headlined London’s 20,000 capacity O2 arena on multiple occasions, Bradley Simpson’s debut solo show at the 100 Club presented a very different experience. As he prepared for the opening set of a four-night residency, he could feel the venue’s storied heritage echo through its walls: first as a jazz club during the forties, then as a venue synonymous with the height of punk, and, even in his own recent memory, where he witnessed one of Paulo Nutini’s smallest ever shows.

He also deliberated about what it meant to him personally. Gone were the huge production elements of an arena show. Now it would be just Bradley, his stories, and 350 people who would hear his solo songs for the first time ever.

It’s all a world away from the enduring, chart-topping success that Bradley has achieved with The Vamps – and he affirms that his solo work can exist alongside the band. And for those fans who have been with them from the very start, his new songs will speak to their experiences as their twenties unfold.