Holly Humberstone joins MUNA's Katie Gavin at debut solo headline show in London
12 September 2024, 13:28
| Written by
Tyler Damara Kelly
Last night MUNA’s Katie Gavin played the first show of her solo headline tour, which took place at Stoke Newington’s Old Church.
During the evening she played songs from her forthcoming debut solo album, What A Relief, including "aftertaste", "Casual Drug Use", and "As Good As It Gets" which features Mitski. For the latter, she was joined by Holly Humberstone, who released a collaboration with MUNA last year, on "Into Your Room".
Katie Gavin bringing out Holly Humberstone in a church??? Emotionally devastating ! pic.twitter.com/ETjOShqJRD
— georgia 🪴🌿 (@_georgiawoods) September 11, 2024
What A Relief will be released on 25 October via Saddest Factory Records, and is available to pre-order now.
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