Maddie Zahm

On 15 September 2026 at Bush Hall, London, Maddie Zahm brings her intimate, indie‑tinged pop to the stage. Raised in Idaho, the singer writes in the first person and keeps the production spare, giving space to a clear, exposed voice and piano-led melodies. Her songs move between confessional ballads and tight pop structures without ornament, carried by direct wording and clean hooks.

Zahm’s recent work turns to body image, religious upbringing and sexuality with a plainspoken edge. The EP You Might Not Like Her set the tone for this shift, with Fat Funny Friend, If It’s Not God and the title track laying out a framework of sober arrangements and lines that land on their own. Live, she leans into that balance of restraint and immediacy, letting small details and phrasing do the heavy lifting rather than big gestures.

At Bush Hall, her set traces the path from early cuts like People Pleaser to newer material, drawing a throughline between first releases and her current voice: honest pop, close to the bone, built for rooms where every lyric carries.