A singer-songwriter is set to perform in Eastleigh next month.

Hannah Brine, who has been compared to Carole King and Norah Jones, will be performing at The Moldy Fig at The Concorde on June 20.

The singer, who is inspired by the Great American Songbook, writes and performs ballads and jazz anthems.

Tickets for the gig at The Concorde are available via their website.

Hannah is also releasing her latest single, Cobwebs & Lace, on May 30.

The single, co-written with Emily Phillips, is the second from Hannah's forthcoming debut album, Blue Sky Now, which is released in June.

Hannah said: "Cobwebs & Lace is an acoustic nostalgic song reflecting on how we leave behind some of what shaped our childhood as we grow.

"It’s about my hopes for the future, about cherishing my childhood memories while also forging my own independent path in life.

"We tried a couple of production ideas but this stripped-back version, featuring the most wonderful string arrangement by Paul Edis, is so honest and vulnerable."

Hannah’s debut album, Blue Sky Now, is released on June 27 and features ten new songs, all written or co-written by Hannah.

An early review of the album has called it "absolutely delightful" and stated that it made "the chills run up your spine."

Hannah is currently taking the songs from Blue Sky Now on the road around the country, including supporting Rumer at the Buxton Opera House, performing in Manchester at Bridgewater Hall and the Central Library, and a number of gigs in London, as well as the performance at The Concorde on June 20.

Hannah said: "The band sound so wonderful on the album, and it’s so amazing to hear songs that started life with just me at the piano now re-imagined with a full band, and string parts.

"It has a lot of that jazz lushness which I love, growing up listening to classic Ella Fitzgerald recordings.

"It’s going to be an utter thrill to give these songs life for the audience at The Concorde. I just can’t wait."