Katy Carr plays a solo set at this intimate house party address : 40 winks 109 Mile End Road, London E1 4UJ t: 020 7790 0259 [tube Stepney Green] – you must wear pyjamas!

Friday  5th Feb 2009

8.00pm : Katy Carr supports Will Kevans on his UK tour to promote his new album at the Jam Cafe 12 Heathcote Street, Nottingham, NG1 3AA Tel:01159 483566 – PLEASE NOTE LAST MINUTE CHANGE OF ADDRESS@!!@!

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Spectral chanteuse stirs wartime ghosts….

‘Coquette’ is a record that has come unstuck in time. It’s a World War II concept album, one imbued with sensuality and loss and passion, not so much evoking as conjuring the period, its sounds and smells, its ghosts. But it’s not a stoic, stuffy period piece. Actually it’s one of the most vibrantly alive records I’ve heard in a long while (more…)

Just got 4/5 stars in January’s issue of Maverick – thanks to Steve McCormick for his excellent review! x x xkc

A quirky time machine trip back to the 1940s – I’m not sure how or why this ended up at Maverick Towers. It doesn’t fall into the bracket I expect to hear or read about in these hallowed pages…but…it’s very good – so, listen up….. (more…)

Thankyou! Thankyou! Thankyou 2009! and hearty cheers to all of you good people. Wishing you a very, merry festive season and may all your dreams come true in 2010 – just think a decade ago we were celebrating the beginning of a new century, how time flies…. (more…)

Vintage Carr

Mark Riddaway meets Marylebone-based singer Katy Carr and hears about an Auschwitz escape, her love of flying and meeting Vera Lynn

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Following her first two sensuous albums, Screwing Lies and Passion Play, comes this strange, heavenly beauty. (more…)