HARRI LARKIN
Harri Larkin is a Sheffield based singer-songwriter. Harri has evolved into a dynamic musical force within Sheffield’s vibrant music scene. As an openly LGBTQ+ artist, Harri infuses her eclectic sound with authenticity and passion, drawing from a diverse array of influences including No Doubt, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Paramore, Corrine Bailey-Rae, and Beabadoobee. Her music seamlessly blends elements of indie, funk, pop, and punk, resulting in tracks that are both innovative and irresistibly catchy
Harri’s songwriting journey began in Cornwall, but it was in Sheffield where her artistry truly flourished. Her debut album, ‘Beach City,’ garnered significant attention, with all 11 tracks featured on BBC Introducing. The single ‘Sugar Rush’ exemplifies her ‘acoustifunky’ style, characterized by infectious hooks and soulful vocals. Beyond her recorded work, Harri’s live performances have captivated audiences at major festivals. Notably, she opened the Main Stage at Tramlines Festival in 2022, setting the tone for headliners like Sam Fender. 2023 saw Harri Larkin win the national Tramlines Apply to Play competition, winning a headline slot at the festival’s Library Stage in Hillsborough Park. Her commitment to pushing musical boundaries and her dedication to authentic storytelling continue to resonate with a growing fanbase, establishing her as a compelling voice in the contemporary music landscape
Her festival appearances extend beyond Tramlines, with performances at events such as Rock N Roll Circus in Sheffield, where they shared the bill with acts like Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and The Cribs. Additionally, they have graced the stages of Long Division, 110 Above, OTHR, Truck Festival in Oxfordshire, and Victorious Festival in Portsmouth. These engagements underscore Harri Larkin’s growing influence and appeal within the festival circuit.
2025 will see the release of the EP Slowburn, featuring singles such as The Old Days and Too Close To The Sun - which achieved Track of the Week across Sheffield & Leeds on BBC Introducing, as well as national radio play, on Radio X. This year’s festival slots include Y-Not, On The Meadow, and Out Out Festival.
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