Alice Armstrong is an award-winning singer-songwriter and entertainer known for her impressive vocal range, dynamic songwriting and unmatched stage presence.
So far in 2024, Armstrong has been voted Contemporary Blues Artist of the Year at the UK Blues Awards, had her original songs played on BBC Radio 2 and interviewed live on air by Cerys Matthews on "The Blues Show". She is also a common addition to Joe Bonamassa’s personal Spotify playlists.
An Alice Armstrong show promises a soulful, genre-busting performance packed with world class musicianship and wry British repartee. Her personal and provocative content is heavily infused with soul, blues, funk, rock and jazz, and is served with an enigmatic performance and audience interaction reminiscent of the likes of B.B. King, Koko Taylor, Janis Joplin and Tina Turner (with a touch of Maria Callas).
Armstrong has achieved a truly remarkable amount in the last two years. She has performed and toured across Europe, strutted the stages of some the biggest rhythm & blues festivals in both the UK and mainland Europe to crowds of over 6,000 people, performed at legendary venues such as the 100 Club and The Clapham Grand, reached the top 3 most-played list of the Independent Blues Broadcasters Association and top 20 in Blues Matters Magazine, been nominated for four different categories in the UK Blues awards and performed at the 2023 Blues awards ceremony.
Armstrong has also released five singles, a debut 6 track EP ‘Love, Sex & Death’ and there are more original tracks coming out over the next few months. She was invited to perform aboard Joe Bonamassa’s prestigious Keeping the Blues Alive Mediterranean Cruise in 2023. Armstrong is a super talented, much sought-after musician. .
An article in ERB Magazine says this of Armstrong: ‘She’s a born entertainer, with a voice very few people could rival. If you can get to one of her gigs, I would recommend going to hear what could easily be the voice of a generation‘.
An Alice Armstrong show promises a soulful, genre-busting performance packed with world class musicianship and wry British repartee. Her personal and provocative content is heavily infused with soul, blues, funk, rock and jazz, and is served with an enigmatic performance and audience interaction reminiscent of the likes of B.B. King, Koko Taylor, Janis Joplin and Tina Turner (with a touch of Maria Callas).
Armstrong has achieved a truly remarkable amount in the last two years. She has performed and toured across Europe, strutted the stages of some the biggest rhythm & blues festivals in both the UK and mainland Europe to crowds of over 6,000 people, performed at legendary venues such as the 100 Club and The Clapham Grand, reached the top 3 most-played list of the Independent Blues Broadcasters Association and top 20 in Blues Matters Magazine, been nominated for four different categories in the UK Blues awards and performed at the 2023 Blues awards ceremony.
Armstrong has also released five singles, a debut 6 track EP ‘Love, Sex & Death’ and there are more original tracks coming out over the next few months. She was invited to perform aboard Joe Bonamassa’s prestigious Keeping the Blues Alive Mediterranean Cruise in 2023. Armstrong is a super talented, much sought-after musician. .
An article in ERB Magazine says this of Armstrong: ‘She’s a born entertainer, with a voice very few people could rival. If you can get to one of her gigs, I would recommend going to hear what could easily be the voice of a generation‘.
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