MOMA is Molly Bobroff and Matthew Day, two people writing songs about the things that are often hardest to say out loud. Rooted in indie-folk, their music is built around harmony, atmosphere, and storytelling, the kind that feels personal without ever being self-indulgent.
Joined by live jazz pianist, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, music producer, educator and award-winning composer/arranger Lior Solomons-Wise. Lior was awarded the Dankworth prize for Jazz Composition in 2023 and is a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where he studied Jazz and Classical piano. Performing highlights include, Ronnie Scott's, Pizza Express Jazz club Soho, 606 Club, the Vortex Jazz Club and the EFG Jazz Festival. 

MOMA are currently taking their live show across the UK, building a reputation for sets that move between intimate acoustic moments and songs with the kind of choruses that pull a room together. No big production, just voices, keys, and the feeling that settles when a song lands right. Molly and Matt's harmonies sit at the centre of everything, Audiences tend to leave having felt something they didn’t expect to feel walking in.

Alongside their more reflective writing, MOMA have begun gaining international recognition, most recently winning the 2026 American Songwriter Shamrock & Roll competition with Hey, a track that shows a different, more energetic side of the band's writing and live energy. Proof that MOMA are just as comfortable making a room move as they are making it still. On the 23rd September, MOMA brings a set that shifts between quiet and loud, personal and shared, songs that feel lived-in, and a room that tends to feel it too.

 

Tali Jackson is a London-based singer-songwriter serving up a mix of soulful originals and quintessentially London-girl covers, accompanied by the brilliant pianist Ciara Norris. Expect big vocals, a little bit of heartbreak and plenty of personality. With a brand-new epic power ballad on the way in the coming months, Tali is very much back - and ready to make some noise. Catch her supporting folk band MOMA at The Troubadour, London.