One of the UK’s finest and most respected singers, Mica Paris’s first album, ‘So Good’, went platinum and sparked a long career of hit singles and albums, marking her out as the undisputed British Queen of Soul.
Her show at The Apex will see her performing music from her most recent album ‘Gospel’.
A mix of original music alongside spellbinding versions of Rag ‘N’ Bone Man’s ‘Human’; John Newton’s hymn ‘Amazing Grace’ and Foreigner’s ‘I Want To Know What Love Is’.
“I love your voice, you remind me of early Chaka” – Prince
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