Catholic witch meets Berlin basement. London-based, Sir Jude is a singer-songwriter and artist from Melbourne, Australia, who embodies love, sexuality and underground culture. Sir Jude’s music is a modern time warp – a discovery of raw emotion through sensuality and imagination which is explored on her debut EP, Dreamlands (2020), and debut album, Revelations (2022). What the Hell Have You Done’ and ‘Because You’re Mine’ were spotted in Netflix UK’s Series, The A List and her contemporary cover of the infamous 60s tune, ‘Hurdy Gurdy Man’ – by Donovan- is featured on the new Disney + series, Willow. ‘Preach’, featuring Maxim of The Prodigy and ‘Madonna’ were also showered in praise by the likes of The Independent, EARMILK, and Wonderland who have pegged Sir Jude as one to watch for her “ethereal vocals and experimental edge”.

Inspired by the theatrics of Lady Gaga and St Vincent, Sir Jude’s independent album, Revelations is a body of work that represents the unravelling internalised misogyny and discovery of the self. A distinct love for cinematic soundscapes can be heard throughout which “inspired a creative spirit” and lead her to embark on a singular artistic course for visual and diverse cinematic art. Her upcoming project, ‘Venus Hotel’ flirts with Sir Jude’s Italian roots, dramatised electronica and celebrates female agency. Recently Sir Jude supported Kele Okereke of Bloc Party on his solo tour through the UK.

Sir Jude has also performed at Glastonbury (2024), The Great Escape (2024) and is amongst the first round of artists announced to play SXSW in Austin Texas 2025.