Emilie Autumn
The violinist, author, singer, fashion icon and self-proclaimed hysterical woman will play to a wonderfully dirty crowd at the Espy.
Overview
The world renowned violinist, acclaimed author, sassy singer and all-round enthralling performer, Emilie Autumn, is bound for Australian shores this week and ready to amaze audiences at the iconic Espy on Friday night. The tour was announced last year following the release of Autumn's third and most successful studio album, Fight Like a Girl, which was inspired by her book The Asylum for Wayward Victorian Girls and her own intimate personal experiences.
Emilie Autumn describes her musical style as "victoriandustrial", largely because she draws inspiration from poetry, plays, novels and history, particularly from the Victorian era. Think punk meets classical meets burlesque mixed in with a dash of darkwave and synth pop to create a theatrical musical feast like no other — and of course we can't forget the whacky stage constumes which have helped push Autumn to fashion icon status in recent years.
The beats of all girl backing band The Bloody Crumpets will add an extra dose of spice to the already dazzling performance. With a stage presence as bright and extravagant as her hair, Emilie Autumn is a refreshingly unique addition to the 21st century music scene who has to be seen to be appreciated.
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