Biography
Harriet Stubbs has built a distinctive niche as a classical crossover performer. Her approach fuses Beethoven's thematic grandeur with Blakean poetry, transported through contemporary textures and arrangements. Her collaborations bring together legendary artists and producers, reflecting a career that travels between the concert hall and modern music production.
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Awards & Recognition
Harriet received the British Empire Medal (BEM) in 2022 for services to the community during the Covid-19 pandemic. She was also listed among Musical America’s Top 30 Professionals in the Arts (Resilient Warriors) in 2022, underscoring her impact beyond the stage.
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Discography Highlights
Heaven and Hell: The Doors of Perception (2018, produced by Russ Titelman, featuring Marianne Faithfull) marked Harriet’s crossover debut. Living On Mars (2023, produced/arranged with Mike Garson) expanded her sonic palette and was released on The Orchard/SonyMusic. Anniversary (All About the Songs) (2024, independent release) showcases her ongoing evolution as a songwriter and interpreter of classic and contemporary material.
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Upcoming Tours
Her 2025 UK headline tour is set to be expansive, with a reported 30-date run. A confirmed date includes February 15, 2025 at Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury. Note that she and her team regularly update the tour schedule, so secure your seats early as shows are announced or rescheduled. A 2025 US tour is planned for the following year, continuing Harriet’s mission to bring her genre-blending performances to new audiences.
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Social & Official Links
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Geographically, Harriet's work thrives in the UK’s classical and contemporary scenes, with performances and collaborations that reflect a global reach through major releases and a growing international audience. Whether you're a longtime admirer of classical repertoire or curious about contemporary reinterpretations, Harriet Stubbs offers concerts that are thoughtful, energetic, and accessible.