Lydia May

Lydia May

Lydia May is an untamed voice in the alt pop rock scene and a force of earnestness and fun.

Australia/UK· Pop
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About the Artist

Lydia May is an untamed voice in the alt pop rock scene and a force of earnestness and fun. Born for the stage, she commands every room with the defiant energy of classic rock. Shaped by theatre classes and rock records, the Aussie-born vocalist has a talent for writing haunting yet comforting songs that foster connection. A chaotic theatricality underpins her live performance, refusing to shrink in the face of shameful feelings that her writing exposes. In an age of perfectionism and isolation, the BRIT school graduate Lydia May shows the beauty in our self-proclaimed monstrous parts and implores you to revel in sensitivity and enjoy yourself.