Chloe Qisha
Heaven Nightclub, WC2N 6NG , [Venue Details]Inspired by Lady Gaga’s theatrical reinventions and the advanced emotional maturity that comes from therapist training, the London artist has been rightfully dubbed the next Sabrina Carpenter or Olivia Rodrigo.
Where were you during Hot Girl Summer?
Chloe Qisha was everywhere: opening for Sabrina Carpenter at BST Hyde Park. Sharing an All Points East bill with RAYE and FKA Twigs. Warming up Wembley Frickin’ Stadium for Coldplay. A few months before she coined ‘Hot Girl Summer’ and made 2025 her plaything, Qisha sold out her first headline show in just four minutes. A month before that, Kelly Clarkson covered one of Qisha’s tracks during the ‘Kellyoke’ segment of her show: ‘I Lied, I’m Sorry’, the stupidly catchy dopamine-rush bop that marries Olivia Rodrigo’s brand of pop punk with ‘80s drum-machine dance.
Runaway momentum plus top-notch songs plus “‘fits” that fans are insatiable for equals Qisha being heralded as the next Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo, or Chappell Roan. “Sabrina is not the only girl who’s out here writing songs about being horny,” she recently quipped to Dork Magazine. On ‘21st Century Cool Girl’ she’s “getting freaky on hotel floors.” Elsewhere, her idea of a date is “we can watch the news and get naked.” That’s during ‘Sex, Drugs & Existential Dread’, which posits the revolutionary idea that all of the above is possible “from the comfort of your bed.”
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Admission: £19.86
Performer name: Chloe Qisha
Age restriction: 14+, U16 accompanied by 18+ (photo ID required)
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Chloe Qisha
Friday, 30 Oct 2026 Doors open @7.30pm
Heaven Nightclub, WC2N 6NGMore Information
Inspired by Lady Gaga’s theatrical reinventions and the advanced emotional maturity that comes from therapist training, the London artist has been rightfully dubbed the next Sabrina Carpenter or Olivia Rodrigo.
Where were you during Hot Girl Summer?
Chloe Qisha was everywhere: opening for Sabrina Carpenter at BST Hyde Park. Sharing an All Points East bill with RAYE and FKA Twigs. Warming up Wembley Frickin’ Stadium for Coldplay. A few months before she coined ‘Hot Girl Summer’ and made 2025 her plaything, Qisha sold out her first headline show in just four minutes. A month before that, Kelly Clarkson covered one of Qisha’s tracks during the ‘Kellyoke’ segment of her show: ‘I Lied, I’m Sorry’, the stupidly catchy dopamine-rush bop that marries Olivia Rodrigo’s brand of pop punk with ‘80s drum-machine dance.
Runaway momentum plus top-notch songs plus “‘fits” that fans are insatiable for equals Qisha being heralded as the next Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo, or Chappell Roan. “Sabrina is not the only girl who’s out here writing songs about being horny,” she recently quipped to Dork Magazine. On ‘21st Century Cool Girl’ she’s “getting freaky on hotel floors.” Elsewhere, her idea of a date is “we can watch the news and get naked.” That’s during ‘Sex, Drugs & Existential Dread’, which posits the revolutionary idea that all of the above is possible “from the comfort of your bed.”
Admission: £19.86
Performer name: Chloe Qisha
Age restriction: 14+, U16 accompanied by 18+ (photo ID required)
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