Emily was interviewed yesterday on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, BBC Radio Suffolk and BBC Essex ahead of her gig at Cambridge Junction this Saturday (12 May).  DJ Sue Marchant played the title track of Emily’s latest album ‘A Bit Of Blue’ and the last track, Emily’s cover of Sandy Denny’s ‘Who Knows Where The Time Goes’.  You can listen again to the interview here (scroll to 01:07:30).

Emily was on Radio 4 today interviewed by Coronation Street actress Cherylee Houston as part of a programme called ‘The Agony and the Ecstasy’ looking at the link between pain and creativity.  The programme was originally broadcast in March 2017.  You can listen again here.

We are very sorry to announce that due to illness Emily’s tour of Germany has been postponed until further notice.  Emily has pneumonia following a bout of flu and is unable to fulfil her touring commitments in Germany.  She is very disappointed to be letting down her German fans and the UK fans who were going to be following her on this tour.  She hopes to be able to perform there again later in the year.  Fans with tickets should contact the promoter.

Emily’s gigs this weekend at Ashcroft Arts Centre in Fareham (2 March) and Forest Arts in New Milton (3 March) have had to be cancelled unfortunately due to the weather.  The dates will be rearranged.  If you have a ticket please get in touch with Ashcroft Arts Centre on 01329 223100 and Forest Arts on 01425 619983.

Emily was invited by the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT) to perform at their mental health hospital at Fulbourn and the eating disorders unit at Addenbrookes Hospital.  She performed four gigs on 28 February singing her songs about recovery for staff and patients on different wards, including the Ida Darwin ward for teenagers.  You can read more about Emily’s work in mental health here.