Laetitia Sadier

About

Few musicians can claim to have made such a mark on the British music scene in the last thirty years as Laetitia Sadier. As a member of Stereolab, she's released ten full albums, gaining along the way a large dedicated fanbase and acclaim that rightfully singles out Stereolab as "one of the most influential alternative bands of the '90s".

With influences as wide as Krautrock, bossa-nova and French pop, the band sculpted a truly original and distinctive sound. So much so that journalist Simon Reynolds describes it as "always the same, always different".

Solo, Sadier's work is both a continuity of her time in Stereolab and unafraid of change. Laetitia Sadier has collaborated with the likes of Mouse On Mars, Atlas Sound, The High Llamas, Blur and Common, and is one of the most innovative and influential musicians of our time.

Support comes from Drunk Keith! – the sharpest, loudest and most unfiltered incarnation of Crystal Palace–based artist, producer, singer and provocateur Keith Robert Haworth. Guided by the belief that "all art is a thought experiment," Drunk Keith! fuses dark electronics, theatrical vocals and confrontational humour into a body of work that feels unquestionably part performance, part provocation, and part sonic mischief.