Live at the Silver Building: Rosie Frater-Taylor
East London singer, songwriter and guitarist Rosie Frater-Taylor blurs the lines between jazz, folk, pop and soul. Think Joni Mitchell meets Pat Metheny or a female version of John Mayer.
Blending adventurous song-writing with a whimsical pop sensibility, multi-layered acoustic soundscapes and virtuoso guitar skills, she’s caught the attention of the likes of Gilles Peterson, BBC 6 Music’s Tom Robinson and BBC Radio 1’s Abbie McCarthy.
The series Live at the Silver Building is three nights of free world-class music programmed by renowned creative producers, Serious. The other concerts see performances from guitarist Justin Adams and gimbri player Mohamed Errebbaa, and singer and violinist Alice Zawadzki. Plus, don’t miss Soho Radio’s Max Reinhardt’s sessions at the Good Hotel bar, inviting musicians such as Camilla George and Arun Ghosh to join him as he blends beats and live music.
Suitable for ages 14+
For your visit
Places To Stay
Good Hotel London
This floating hotel is also a not-for profit organisation that invests in the local community.
Food & Drink
London’s Kitchen Café
Located on the ground floor of City Hall, London’s Kitchen Café is open to everyone, not just staff. It’s a great place to dine, enjoy a coffee and take in the stunning views of Royal Victoria Dock.
Art & Culture
The Silver Building
Once the offices of Carlsberg-Tetley, this concrete block now offers workspaces to dozens of creative businesses. Look out for their regular events and exhibitions.