For the first time in London, international rising rockstar Matilde G will take the stage at The Troubadour as part of her European tour, which spans 10 countries. She will perform her most powerful original hard rock and alternative tracks.

Matilde G is an Italian-born singer-songwriter and rock recording artist based in Singapore, known for blending emotionally direct songwriting with a powerful modern rock sound.

After first gaining attention with a series of pop releases, she redefined her artistic direction with her 2025 album Beautiful Wreckage, a nine-track rock project she co-produced, marking a decisive shift in her sonic identity.

Since her debut, Matilde has released 16 singles and one full-length album, generating over 50 million streams and views across more than 180 countries.

Her live performances have taken her to stages across Europe, the United States, Mexico, Asia, and the Middle East, including appearances at events such as the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix and major festivals in Southeast Asia and Latin America.

Her music has received multiple international awards, including recognition from the World Entertainment Awards, Hollywood Independent Music Awards, Apollo Global Music Awards, and LIT Music Awards, and has earned coverage from outlets such as Billboard, MTV, and international media worldwide.

Matilde continues to build a global independent career, supported by a rapidly growing fan community known as the MGs.

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