BRIT-nominated singer-songwriter Joy Crookes will bring her soulful blend of neo-soul and South London flair to Bournemouth’s O2 Academy on 15 November as part of her Juniper Tour.
Doors open at 6 p.m., with under-14s required to be seated and accompanied by an adult.
The tour celebrates her second studio album, Juniper, released earlier this year.
Fans can expect a mix of Crookes’ signature hits and new songs known for their emotional depth and inventive style.
A fan, who wished to remain anonymous, said: “The songs bring an emotionally raw touch to soul music, exploring love and resilience.”
Rising artist Nectar Woode will open the night, offering audiences a taste of fresh UK talent before Crookes takes the stage.
For Bournemouth locals, the concert is another sign of the town’s growing live-music scene.
As one resident stated: “It’s brilliant to have the O2 here, music brings us together.”
Expect a night of rich vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and soul-filled energy.
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