Sir Chloe

Sir Chloe brings their taut, guitar-led indie rock to Scala in London on 21 May 2026. Led by singer and guitarist Dana Foote, the project began in 2017 as a college idea and evolved into a New York-based band with a clear taste for contrasts: abrasive riffs versus clean lines, direct hooks against a voice that slips from whisper to bite. Their songs circle messy relationships, control and vulnerability, everyday obsessions that never quite resolve, and that tension sits at the heart of their live set.

On stage, the band keeps arrangements lean and sharp, letting guitars do the heavy lifting while the rhythm section locks in tight. Expect a path that threads early breakout tracks like Animal and Michelle through the compact writing of Party Favors and the slower, more inward turns found on I Am The Dog. Verses often stay bare and taut before the choruses thicken and fuzz, with Foote’s delivery tilting from deadpan to sudden rasp. The result is a show that moves between restraint and release without overplaying its hand, rooted in alternative rock with dark-pop edges and a few grunge echoes, built for a room where every detail carries weight.