Harpy
Harpy performs music described as goth rock blending industrial and alt-pop elements. The listing describes her live shows as visceral and commanding.
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February 16, 2027 · 7:30 PM
Green Door Store, 2, Brighton ·
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Harpy combines goth-rock, industrial, and alt-pop influences, with songs including “Slaughter house,” “Medicine,” and “Not My God Anymore.”
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Organizer’s description
There’s a new name stalking the shadows of the UK alternative scene and she’s not asking for permission. Harpy is the rising goth-rock provocateur fusing industrial bite, femme-fatale attitude, and alt-pop precision into something entirely her own. Dubbed the “Goth Metal Mommy” by an obsessive online following, Harpy’s sound is both seductive and confrontational: a collision of beauty and brutality that feels born for the chaos of now. Herself-styled “femme fatale goth rock” doesn’t just flirt with danger; it wields it. Tipped by Kerrang! As One To Watch for 2025, Harpy threads a cinematic darkness through everything she touches. Tracks like Slaughter house, Medicine, and Not My God Anymore pulse with anthemic rage, while Born To Destroy, her audacious foray into dance-pop, sounds like the soundtrack to a vampire warehouse rave at 3AM. Onstage, she’s a force of nature, visceral, commanding & impossible to look away from. Following runs with WARGASM and Cassyette, a sold-out London debut, and slots at Download Festival and 2000 Trees, Harpy is cementing herself as one of the most exciting new acts in British alternative music. Harpy’s rise feels inevitable, like a storm gathering momentum. Withover 44 million TikTok views, praise from Kerrang!, Rocksound, BBC Radio1, and BBC6 Music, and placements across tastemaker playlists like Spotify’s Misfits 2.0, Apple’s Breaking Rock, and Amazon’s Alt Scene, her reach is expanding at lightning speed.
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