Alexandra Savior

Alexandra Savior brings her shadowy pop and grunge‑laced sensibility to Union Chapel, London, on 9 July 2026. Raised in the Pacific Northwest, she first surfaced with YouTube covers noticed by Courtney Love before relocating to Los Angeles to write and record. Her debut, Belladonna of Sadness (2017), made with James Ford and Alex Turner, set a palette of dream pop and chamber pop, slow‑burn tempos and a low, velvety register at the centre. The Archer (2020), produced with Sam Cohen in New York, pared things back for a starker, more intimate tone, and she also appeared on Broken Bells’ Good Luck. With Beneath the Lilypad (2025), she folds indie rock and psych shades into that framework, keeping the focus on mood and detail.

On stage, Savior shifts between languid ballads and sharper, guitar‑led cuts, giving space to melodies that linger and lyrics that bite. In the chapel’s acoustics, the voice and the writing sit up front, with a set drawing from across her three albums and tracing the path from lush arrangements to stripped‑back confessions. This date offers a clear view of her songwriting across phases, anchored by that distinct, unhurried delivery.