She has been compared to Björk, Nico and Joni Mitchell. The first Swiss artist to perform at Glastonbury, she has collaborated with jazz trumpeter Erik Truffaz, toured with Madeleine Peyroux and Tinariwen, and over the course of her career has earned a reputation as one of the most distinctive and unpredictable figures on the European music scene. Her soundtrack for the Oscar-nominated film Ma Vie de Courgette brought her further international acclaim, while the album Halluzinationen was recorded live at the legendary Studio 2 at Abbey Road. Now Sophie Hunger returns with her long-awaited eighth studio album.

The Swiss singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and writer has always moved effortlessly across boundaries – between folk, jazz, rock, electronic music and experimental pop, as well as between English, German, French and Swiss German. Following two maternity leaves, one of Europe’s most original singer-songwriters of recent years is making her long-awaited return to the concert stage.