Harri Larkin

“Harri Larkin” is a Sheffield based singer songwriter. Her band consists of drummer Danton Laromani, backing vocalist Abi Middleton, Guitarist Tom Wylie and bassist Millie Hampson. Harri has evolved into a dynamic musical force within Sheffield's vibrant music scene. As an openly LGBTQ+ artist, she infuses her eclectic sound with authenticity and passion, drawing from a diverse array of influences including No Doubt, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Paramore, Corrine Bailey-Rae, and Beabadoobee. Harri Larkin was hand picked by John Kennedy (Radio X) as the winner of the 2023 Tramlines apply to play competition, earning a headline slot on the Festivals Library stage in Hillsborough park. She has since performed at Truck, Victorious & isle of wight festivals as well as Sheffields Rock N Roll Circus alongside Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds. Harri gained recognition in 2022 when she was asked to open Tramlines Mainstage following the broadcast of every song from her debut album “Beach City” on BBC introducing Sheffield . 2025 will see the release of the EP Slowburn, featuring singles such as The Old Days and Too Close To The Sun - which achieved Track of the Week across Sheffield & Leeds on BBC Introducing, as well as national radio play, on Radio X. This years festival slots include Y-Not, On The Meadow, and Out Out Festival. "A brilliant voice and a fresh, honest quality to the songs and performances made Harri Larkin stand out for me" - John Kennedy (Radio X)