Against a backdrop of intimate lighting and a receptive crowd, the show felt like an honest conversation, intimate, reflective, and beautifully poised, affirming why Faye Webster’s quiet power continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
Photos by Maya Erel (@snapbymaya) | July 10, 2025.
On the evening of July 2nd, the legendary Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith welcomed Faye Webster for her most anticipated headline performance in London yet, a milestone in an already remarkable 2025 tour.
The Georgian-born singer-songwriter, celebrated for her blend of indie folk, soft R&B, and pedal-steel-punctuated Americana, stepped onto the Hammersmith stage with an unassuming charm that belied her emotional depth. Webster was underdressed, understated and unforgettable, delivering a carefully curated set that built with quiet intensity and felt deeply. She opened with introspective gems like ‘But Not Kiss‘ and worked through fan favourites such as ‘Wanna Quit All the Time‘ and ‘Right Side of My Neck‘, before closing with an encore of “Feeling Good Today” and ‘Kingston‘.
Against a backdrop of intimate lighting and a receptive crowd, the show felt like an honest conversation, intimate, reflective, and beautifully poised, affirming why Faye Webster’s quiet power continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
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