In just a few years, British singer-songwriter Chloe Slater has become one of the most exciting acts in British indie rock. The Manchester-based singer-songwriter transforms contemporary controversies into anthems for her generation—both catchy and alarming—through razor-sharp lyrics, explosive guitar riffs, and a keen political awareness. To mark the release of her debut album “Riot Youth” (2026), the young British artist is kicking off her eponymous tour and will play four shows in Germany.
Chloe Slater began writing songs at the age of 13. She is inspired by Taylor Swift as well as Nirvana, the Arctic Monkeys, and Sam Fender. However, she developed her own distinct musical style early on: a blend of protest, grunge, alternative pop, and indie rock.
Her breakthrough came with her song “24 Hours” (2024). The EP “You Can’t Put A Price On Fun” (2024) made a splash as a calculated reckoning. In it, the young artist denounces the bleak reality of life for British youth—amid precarious housing conditions, social inequality, and in the face of a politically inactive government. With her follow-up, “Love Me Please” (2025), Chloe Slater sets her perspective on feminism, beauty ideals, the craving for recognition, and the accompanying self-doubt to music. In “War Crimes” (2025), her rebellious spirit and political commitment are most evident as she expresses clear solidarity with the Palestinians and condemns the British government as an accomplice.
Chloe Slater embodies self-efficacy and an unbridled belief in a better world. She criticizes blind, mindless consumerism and uses her voice to actively shape public discourse. She thrills crowds with her performance at Glastonbury and as the opening act for Kings of Leon and Courtney Barnett. Her sold-out headline tour demonstrates just how universally relevant her message is. With her debut album Riot Youth (2026), Chloe Slater not only lives up to her reputation as a defining voice of her generation but also becomes an indispensable spokesperson.