LATE BLOOMERS a lineup of unexpected solo characters
About This Event
Late Bloomers at Union Hall assembles a mixed lineup of solo performers: B.L.I.X, Jamie, Leeds and Mary. Each favors clarity over spectacle — B.L.I.X warps hip‑hop and R&B into tight, beat‑forward blocks; Jamie moves between straight songcraft and character work; Leeds offers direct rock/pop songwriting; Mary brings rhythmic, layered guitar rooted in a London avant‑pop lineage.
About the Artists
LATE BLOOMERS a lineup of unexpected solo characters
LATE BLOOMERS is a lineup of unexpected solo characters, presented as an individual comedy act in New York City. They perform at Union Hall and have appeared alongside Grace, Reiter, Gus, Heagerty, Nick, Mestad, Ashley, and Everhart.
Mary
Mary is a guitarist and singer whose work sits between rock and pop, shaped by a background in London’s avant-pop scene after joining Stereolab in the early 1990s. Her playing is grounded in rhythmic precision and layered harmony, with performances that favor clarity over spectacle.
Jamie
Jamie is a Rock/Pop performer heard at New York City’s Union Hall, where their sets have shown up under shifting titles and credits, including “Jamie Wolf: Psycho” and “JAMIE LEE: MY FRIEND KATY.” The work moves between straightforward songcraft and a more character-led frame, suggesting a project that can change shape without losing its core voice.
Leeds
Leeds is a New York City–based rock and pop artist whose work is often heard in intimate rooms like Union Hall. They have shared bills and collaborated with peers including Dress Rehearsal, Wally, Baram, Yedoye, Travis, Andrew, Lily, and Armstrong, moving easily between solo performance and ensemble settings.
B.L.I.X
B.L.I.X is a New York–based individual artist working at the edges of Hip-Hop and R&B. At the Knitting Factory, their sets tend to move in tight, beat-forward blocks, leaving room for melody without leaning on spectacle.