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Day: June 19, 2018

Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on19 June 20188 December 2018

Harriett Allcroft: “I’m a bit of a kook”

“I’m singing to whoever is listening. If you’ve gotten up off the couch and have come to see some music, I am (dare I say the word) grateful, so I will sing for you. I write for myself and I find that quite cathartic, but I sing for whoever needs a song on that day, at that moment.”

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