Salford
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Thursday
01 Oct 2026
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7:00 pm

Renee Stormz

Performing at
Tangerine
Free Entry - No tickets required

About this event

Join us at Tangerine for an unforgettable evening with Manchester-based MC, producer and singer-songwriter Renee Stormz. This is your chance to experience an artist whose distinctive sound blends soulful hip hop beats with innovative lyricism, drawing on a rich tapestry of influences from classic soul and funk to traditional Nigerian music. Renee's performances are known for their power, grace and fierce authenticity—a truly unapologetic celebration of artistry.

Renee Stormz's journey has taken her from London to Lagos and back to the UK, where she's established herself as a lyrical bard with something vital to say. Her music channels poetry into powerful hip hop, reggae, funk and soul, creating something both current and deeply rooted. This is live music that honours heritage whilst pushing boundaries.

Settle in at Tangerine with great food, great drinks and great company for a night of outstanding live music. Located at One New Bailey in Salford, Tangerine is Manchester's newest destination for unforgettable evenings. Don't miss Renee Stormz taking the stage.

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All The Smoke
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Traveller
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Note2Self
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Rise Above
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Aware
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About the Artist

Renee Stormz is a Manchester based MC, Producer and Singer-Song Writer. Her style evokes power, nostalgia and grace. Stoic and wise, current and fierce Renee Stormz unapologetically flows with innovative lyricism over soulful hip hop beats. Renee was born in London and moved to Nigeria when she was 12 years old, later returning to the UK in her later teens. Always surrounded by music, she grew up listening to classical soul and funk music as well as traditional Nigerian music in family settings. At high school, writing was a way for Renee to escape - “I never truly fit the mould, I always walked my own way. Poetry is at my roots, and this expanded into my music. I learned to play guitar when I was 16 and moved to the North in my early twenties, beginning my journey as a lyrical bard. I knew from a very young age I had a big mouth and I needed to channel this gift in a way that was honouring my spirit and those who came before me and didn't have the opportunity or privilege to express themselves the way I do now.”

About the Venue

The newest addition to Manchester; Patch will be home to great food, great music and great drinks!

Genres
Jazz, Soul, R&B, Dance, Reggae, Funk, Hip hop, Rap, World Music, Rock, 90s, Indie, Folk, Blues
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