Caity Baser
Her mixtape ‘Still Learning’, released in 2024, earned Caity a top 10 in the UK album charts and followed her nomination for the BRITs Rising Star Award. She hit the road for her UK tour which saw her perform at sold-out venues across the country, totalling over 30,000 tickets sold - including London’s Hammersmith Apollo. She performed twice at 2024's Glastonbury Festival and capped off the year with a one-off, special Christmas show just for her fans, to give back to them after supporting her so much throughout her career. Her 2025 EP, There, I Said It, found Caity exploring new themes, including self-expression, loss, and acceptance, and cultivated in a headline show at London’s KOKO.
Caity Baser’s critical acclaim has also been widespread for such a young star. She has been the cover star of esteemed music and culture publications such as NME, Dork Magazine, Notion Magazine and was praised by The Guardian for her live show and its “chatty, bratty, cartwheeling celebration of girlhood”. Rolling Stone UK chose Caity as their Future of Music artist and she has been similarly championed by the BBC, The Independent, DIY, CLASH, Hunger, Daily Star, The Sun, The Mirror as well as Capital Radio, BBC Radio 1’s Mollie King, Greg James, Jack Saunders and more.
