Clara Pople live at Folklore, Hoxton

Clara Pople is the Cumbrian born neo-celtic/trip pop singer whose sonics fuse worlds; ethereal meets earthy, futuristic meets raw. She is a classically trained vocalist with Scottish roots and channels the spiritual intensity of the natural world through her voice. Trip hop electronic drum beats, piercing grunge guitar, an ethereal choir of Clara's vocal harmonies, all topped off with the inevitably gorgeous lullaby harp. Industrial sounds with organic instruments, ancient sonic rituals with futuristic production. Her voice — part choirgirl clarity, part smoky soul — has drawn comparisons to London Grammar, Massive Attack, and Florence & The Machine.

Clara and the band take to the stage to play her most recent releases of PARYS MOUNTAIN. Following early support from BBC Introducing and BBC Radio 6, including 'The Lark' being named BBC Introducing Cumbria's Track of the Year, Clara's latest EP, PARYS MOUNTAIN marked the beginning of a much bigger creative vision. Released alongside Clara's headline UK + Ireland Church Tour (2026), the EP introduced a sound that fuses haunting Celtic melodies, metallic rhythms, looped vocal textures and immersive alternative pop production—bringing ancient sounds into the modern world.