Freddie Lewis is a London-based indie pop artist and producer making textural, observant, and tender songs; his live shows are groovy, emotive and welcoming.
Since first releasing music in 2021, Freddie has built a loyal following through releasing and performing. His catalogue has surpassed a million streams across platforms, with regular Spotify editorial support and airplay on BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music as well as regional BBC Introducing Shows.
On stage, Freddie has appeared at festivals nationally and internationally, including Glastonbury, 2000 Trees, and Iceland Airwaves, alongside numerous Pride main stages across the UK. He has headlined and sold-out shows in London and Bristol, including his self-curated multidisciplinary exhibition Pale Pink Works of Art, which blended live music with visual arts, and was covered by BBC News Online.
In 2024, Freddie toured the UK with his ‘Cabaret’ Tour, supported by the PRS Foundation Open Fund — a full-band show that invited drag and cabaret artists into the world of his music. The tour closed with a headline performance at Bristol’s Old Market Assembly, described by Bristol 24/7 as “glitz, glamour, and unconditional queer joy.”
Having just released his fourth EP, ‘Flowers’, Freddie has just come back from two appearances at The Great Escape, and is set to play a run of shows throughout summer to celebrate this release.
