Alison Moyet

Alison Moyet returns to London with a set that links her early work with Yazoo to her solo chapters. On 20 October 2026 at the Eventim Apollo, her contralto—deep and clear—cuts through a repertoire that swings between synth-pop pulse, pop-soul and a blues of light and shadow.

From collaborations with Vince Clarke that shaped Upstairs at Eric’s and You and Me Both to her first solo albums—Alf, Raindancing, Hoodoo, Essex—her trajectory traces a line between analogue warmth and electronic clarity. The subsequent records—Hometime, Voice, The Turn—opened other avenues, before The Minutes and Other tightened the focus on pared-down electronic pop. On stage, these back-and-forths translate into spare arrangements, melody up front, precise rhythms and electronic textures that leave room for the voice.

The setlist draws on both flagship songs and more discreet tracks, without neglecting recent periods. No flash, few effects, a taut thread between intimacy and restraint. The Eventim Apollo serves as a showcase for a four-decade journey, guided by the same through-line: measured songs carried by a direct, uncompromising performance.