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Elli Ingram Photos

May 23, 2017

Posted by Gili Dailes

You might not have heard the name Elli Ingram in a long time, but Brighton-based R&B vocalist has returned with new material, and it’s sounding sweet.

Despite having a gig booked in what is probably the busiest weekend in Brighton – with music events taking place as part of Brighton Festival, The Great Escape and The Alternative Escape pretty much everywhere and all the time – Ingram managed to fill up the downstairs of a brand new venue called The Walrus (which replaced The Smugglers on Ship Street).

Accompanied by a strong backing band, Elli commanded the stage and kept us hooked with her beautiful, soulful voice. Keep an eye out for Elli Ingram’s upcoming album. Judging by this show, it’s definitely one worth waiting for.

Elli Ingram, The Walrus, Friday 19th May 2017
Photos by Gili Dailes

May 23, 2017

Gili Dailes

Gili is a Brighton based music photographer who also writes the occasional word when she can't hold it in. Being a designer by day and a concert photographer by night, she thinks sleep is overrated and prefers being out and about taking advantage of what the local music scene has to offer.

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