Maddie Morris – Live at Dream Street Records – Wednesday 14 October, 7pm

“Leading the next generation of socially conscious songwriters” 
Jim Moray

Maddie Morris is an extraordinary artist who blends folk, protest song and personal storytelling to explore queerness, disability, survival, and joy in community – all with warmth, honesty and humour.

Maddie won the BBC Young Folk Award in 2018 and has been leading the way when it comes to sharing their experiences as a touring trans musician. I first came across Maddie through my friend (folk musician Jon Wilks), and have been looking forward to welcoming them to the shop ever since!

Maddie's shows are more than a gig – they're a welcoming, inclusive space for connection, creativity, and community for all, and especially for those who don’t feel at home in traditional live music settings.

We hope you will join us for an intimate and life-affirming performance.

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Important information

• Doors open at 6.30pm and Maddie's performance will begin at 7pm. It will last for 60 minutes.
  
  
• This is a predominantly standing event with very limited seating. You can pre-book a regular seat, or splash out on the rocking chair, or our VIP spot (with table service). You are free to move around during the event if you need to.
  
  
• Free access assistant tickets are available for disabled visitors, but these are not currently bookable online. To request a wheelchair space, a companion ticket, or for any other access enquiry, email hello@dreamstreetrecords.co.uk. Unfortunately, there is no wheelchair accessible toilet at the shop. 
  
  
• Soft drinks and snacks will be available. Please note that Dream Street Records is an alcohol-free venue. 

Schedule

6.30pm: Doors / reception
7.00pm: Performance 
8.00pm: 30-minute after-party
8.30pm: End

Thank you

With thanks to Mark Nicholls for his donation of vinyl which supports our in-store events programme. 

Thanks also to Beck and Rose at The Clare Project for their support of Maddie's visit to Dream Street Records.