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Which UK charts have Nieve Ella’s releases reached?
Nieve Ella has appeared on UK sales, physical, vinyl, independent and Scottish album charts. Here’s what those entries mean.
Nieve Ella Pickering, born on 1 January 2003, is an English singer. Her 2023 release, Young & Naive/Lifetime of Wanting, reached number 38 on the UK Independent Album Chart. She has supported artists including Dylan, Inhaler, Courteeners, and Girl in Red, and is a member of Loud LDN.
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READ MORE ABOUT NIEVE ELLAREAD MORE ABOUT NIEVE ELLAREAD MORE ABOUT NIEVE ELLAREAD MORE ABOUT NIEVE ELLAREAD MORE ABOUT NIEVE ELLAREAD MORE ABOUT NIEVE ELLANieve Ella has appeared on UK sales, physical, vinyl, independent and Scottish album charts. Here’s what those entries mean.
Release details, key collaborators and what four contrasting singles suggest about Nieve Ella’s first full-length record.
Heartbreak, health struggles and horrible depressing songs? Nieve Ella’s dancing her way through all of it on her debut album, she explains at Reading Festival.
The single previews her debut LP, arriving 16th October via Artist Theory.
New single 'Standing On A Pane Of Glass' arrives ahead of the 16th October release.
The follow-up to 'Drive' arrives via Artist Theory with a Yana Van Nuffel video
The Vaccines, Alessi Rose and Folk Bitch Trio are among acts confirmed across two London shows.
They join previously announced artists Lewis Capaldi, Conan Gray and Jacob Alon.
Stopping off at The Lower Third in London during her sold-out run of tiny rooms that saw tickets vanish in about ten minutes, Nieve Ella takes ‘Drive’ for a spin before anyone else got in.
A spontaneous studio session with Finn Marlow and Jamie Rendle sparked the new track.
The track's video directed by Millie Jamieson-Pond premieres alongside the release.
A video's on the way, too.
At 2025's Reading Festival, the indie-pop firestarter reflects on a summer of sweaty gigs and fan epiphanies
The rising West Midlands artist returns with a gritty, guitar-driven single expressing anger at toxic encounters and mistreatment.
Nineteen new acts join Kings Of Leon on Come Together Festival's Sunday lineup.
You trying to tell us the holiday isn't about tins of sweets and watching films?
Sound City festival has already announced headliners The Royston Club.
The EP features eight tracks, including three previously released singles and a new song called 'Sweet Nothings'.
With a newfound sense of self, Nieve Ella navigates a year of evolution and empowerment.
Tickets for all dates go on sale at 10am on 4th October.
The track explores hedonism and fresh starts, featuring on her upcoming 8-track EP set for release next month.
Nieve Ella lets us in on what she's up to.
The track focuses on the contrast between online personas and personal identity.
Keep an eye out for more new music coming soon.
Nieve oversees the greatest party going.
Nieve Ella has captivated fans with her heart-on-sleeve tales and soaring anthems.
She's four dates planned including London's Omeara.
Nieve explains how Reading Festival changed her life, new music and inspiring others.
Two acts, both with the potential to make a big impression.
Two acts, both with the potential to make a big impression.
There's also at least one copy of Dork in the video, which is the most important thing here.
It follows on from recent drop ‘Big House’.
From 'Young & Naïve' to her just dropped 'Big House', Nieve Ella might still be coming to terms with her own stellar potential, but with a genuine sense of connection, it's only a matter of time.
The final single from the EP, '19 in a Week', is out now too.
Every Nieve Ella tour with five or more confirmed dates, with full setlist data and most-played songs.
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