James Marriott

Main Space

Maximum 6 tickets per person

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Booking Dates

Friday 28 March 10am General Public Booking

Thursday 27 March 10am Advance Priority Booking for Champion, Icon and Legend members

Thursday 27 March 2pm Priority Booking for all members

Stage Times

Doors: 7pm

Curfew: 11pm

Please note: Stage times are subject to change and published where available.

Essential Info & Fees

Maximum 6 tickets per person

Fees are 15% + a £2.40 restoration levy* per ticket

Latecomers will be admitted throughout

Under-16s to be accompanied by an adult, Under-14s to be accompanied by an adult and in seated areas only

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*The restoration levy supports all of the Roundhouse’s charitable objectives, for example work with artists, young people, and the wider community. It helps us preserve our historic venue, deliver bold creative programmes, and invest in a sustainable, innovative future. This support allows us to direct funds where they have the greatest impact.

Brighton-based alternative musician and multidisciplinary creative James Marriott is bringing his debut EP Bitter Tongues to Roundhouse, London for a special live performance.

James first gained recognition uploading acoustic covers and original songs to YouTube in 2012, building a dedicated fanbase drawn to his music, comedy, and relatable personality. In 2020, he officially launched his independent music career with the release of Slow Down and has since amassed over 20 million streams.

Following a string of successful singles, James meticulously crafted Bitter Tongues, his first major body of work. Inspired by artists like Phoebe Bridgers, The Strokes, and The 1975, the EP is a genre-fluid, theatrical exploration of heartbreak, love, sexuality, and identity in the digital age.

Don’t miss James Marriott live as he brings Bitter Tongues to life on stage.