Classical Rebel

Carolina Cury's unique sound blends classical and experimental pop, with a dash of intimacy and theatricality. This Italian-Brazilian pianist and vocalist is set to bring her distinctive style to Brighton's Folklore Rooms.

Carolina Cury

Carolina Cury

19 Nov 2026

The Folklore Rooms (Brighton)

Experimental pop, infused with classical training, is the hallmark of Carolina Cury's music, which drifts effortlessly between intimacy and theatricality. With a background in piano and vocals, Cury's sound is shaped by her years of study at the Venice Conservatory and Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, where she won the prestigious Gold Medal.

• Her second solo album, GLISSBLISS, released on BAIT Records, showcases her piano-led sound, complete with airy vocals, suspended harmonies, strings, and electronics. • Cury's collaborations are just as impressive, with notable work alongside Max Richter on Free & Equal, Vol. II, and performances at esteemed venues like the Southbank Centre and SXSW. • Her PhD research explores the intriguing concept of integrating gossip into music making, adding another layer of depth to her already innovative approach.

On Thursday, 19 November 2026, Carolina Cury will bring her unique sound to The Folklore Rooms in Brighton, accompanied by producer Konstantinos Damianakis. Tickets are with the button beside the article. With her distinctive blend of contemporary classical and experimental pop, this is an event that promises to push the boundaries of musical expression.

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