The Buttermarket has announced an intimate evening with Mercury Prize-winning artist Badly Drawn Boy, taking place on Sunday 26 April in a special seated “Live & In Conversation” event hosted by BBC 6 Music’s Chris Hawkins.

Best known for his critically acclaimed debut album The Hour of Bewilderbeast - which won the prestigious Mercury Prize - and the chart-topping About A Boy soundtrack, Badly Drawn Boy (Damon Gough) remains one of the UK’s most distinctive and celebrated singer-songwriters.

This unique event will combine live acoustic performances with in-depth conversation, offering audiences rare insight into the stories behind some of his most beloved songs, including You Were Right, Silent Sigh and more.

The evening promises a reflective and engaging journey through an extraordinary career that has spanned over two decades, blending music, memories and candid discussion in an intimate theatre-style setting.

Badly Drawn Boy plays The Buttermarket on Sunday 26 April. Tickets are on sale via thebuttermarket.co.uk