Matilda Mann

On 11 October 2026, Matilda Mann plays Òran Mór in Glasgow. London-born and rooted in West London, the singer-songwriter has shaped an intimate pop-folk since the late 2010s, where close-mic vocals, clean guitar lines and uncluttered arrangements leave space for detail. Her writing turns to relationships, hesitation and everyday scenes, carried by tight melodies that linger quietly. After self-releasing early songs, she issued the EPs If That Makes Sense and Because I Wanted You to Know in 2020, Sonder in 2021, then You Look Like You Can’t Swim in 2023, before unveiling her debut album, Roxwell, in 2025. On stage, she has opened for Arlo Parks, beabadoobee and The Staves, appeared with spill tab on Borderline Insane, and added harmonies to Bombay Bicycle Club’s Fantasneeze. Tours with Wallows and Role Model have refined a live approach that favours clarity over volume: guitar upfront, soft dynamics, lyrics in focus. This Glasgow date draws from Roxwell and earlier EPs, in a set built for closeness rather than noise.