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How unlocking her naughty side changed Jessie Ware's career and gave her musical freedom.
Pop artist Jessie Ware is touring with her brand new album That! Feels Good!, and luckily for us, she's included three UK dates for November 2023.
Somewhere between the success of her 2012 Mercury-nominated debut Devotion and her third album Glasshouse in 2017, Jessie Ware came to a realisation: she wasn’t quite enjoying this whole music thing anymore. The Londoner had somehow painted herself into a creative corner, caught between the sparse, emotive incursions into dance and electronic soul that informed her early material, and the direction that her heart was pulling her in, towards upbeat, uplifting soulful electro-pop.
The National brim with confidence, Jessie Ware channels Jennifer Lopez and Wet Leg, and punk veterans The Damned tackle some knotty issues