19TH JULY: Lucy Lane, Tally Spear, Glytsh + Special Guests at Paper Dress Vintage

Lucy Lane has recently announced her support appearance for talented musician, Tally Spear, on July 19th 2023. Located at Paper Dress Vintage in London, the night plans to screen the ’I Don’t Want To Be Angry’ music video, promising to be a remarkable showcase of female talent in the music industry; Organised by Generation W, is dedicated to celebrating women in alternative pop and alternative rock genres.

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Lucy Lane is a rising star in the music industry, known for her bold and unapologetic approach to music. With a distinct sound and powerful lyrics, she is making a name for herself as a pop artist who refuses to conform to societal norms. Born out of a deep desire for creative expression and personal freedom, Lucy Lane's music resonates with audiences seeking honest and relatable experiences. Drawing inspiration from pop, rock, and electronic sounds, her songs tackle a wide range of topics, from personal frustrations to societal issues.

What sets Lucy Lane apart is her ability to infuse her music with raw energy and authenticity. Her lyrics cut through the noise, delivering a powerful message that sparks introspection and reflection. She combines catchy melodies with thought-provoking themes, creating a captivating tension between classic arrangements and contemporary ideas. Despite lacking formal musical training, Lucy Lane's passion for writing and producing led her to pursue a career in music. Steadily building her presence in the music scene, from early headline shows to her spot on Islington's Radio's first festival, this emerging artist has jumped from strength to strength. 

With the upcoming release of her fourth single and debut music video this July, Lucy Lane is poised to make an even bigger impact on the dark-pop scene. Touching upon personal themes in the latest chapter of her musical career, Lucy Lane’s upcoming track, ‘I Don't Want To Be Angry’ explores her relationship with female rage; drawing from  turbulent childhood experiences as well as the horrifying realities of gender-based violence The song's dark and atmospheric sound is a creative expression of her grief, sadness and rage - as well as a  demand for justice, and a restoration of the balance between light and dark.