Please be advised that Aitch’s performance originally scheduled to take place at Hordern Pavilion on Sat 3 Jan 2026 will now take place at Roundhouse on the same date of Sat 3 Jan 2026.
- Presented By: Live Nation
- Aitch’s potent foray into music almost a decade ago delivered inaugural releases like ‘Back To Basics’ (2017) and ‘Straight Rhymez’ (2018), garnering both industry and online virality.
- “When I spray that skippy, man comes through militant,” he rapped all those years ago on the former. Aitch carved his industry innings as a wordsmith; it's a quality that’s etched to his ascendancy. Aitch is cognisant, however, of his atypical decade in music. Gaining notoriety across his late adolescence, he missed out on a conventional coming of age, doing so instead, in the public eye. “I've not done the normal young adult life and spent it with my friends doing certain things that they're doing, but at the end of the day, I'm grateful for everything,” he shares.
- On his 25th birthday in December, the fourth arc of his career, as he called it, and his adequately inscribed sophomore album 4, were conceived. “I got that itch again, I started to feel like ‘okay, yeah, let’s do this’” 4, and this juncture of Aitch’s career is marked by transparency, honesty, and ultimately letting go. “Four has always been a thing from earlier because my postcode is M40,” he begins. “This will also be my fourth body of work in my book. That's H2O, Polaris, Close to Home, and now 4. It all just makes sense, I want to give people a piece of where I really come from, a bit of me and where I’m at.” Harrison Armstrong — the man behind the Aitch moniker — displays gratitude as he articulates his reality, cognisant of the enclave of people he sits beside, able to make music for a living. “Let’s just go for it,” he exclaims candidly. He’s also grown into a hyperaware man now, fortified in his thoughts, perceptions, and decisions.
- 4 sees Aitch on top form, one of the only acts able to make a split decision to craft a new era in a matter of months and ensure quality control remains of highest priority. “I just wanna see people smile,” he says. “I don’t see enough of that and it genuinely makes me sad, I want to see that joy again.”
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