Anna Rey + Pollyanna + Mona the Romantic at Troubadourjue, 17 sept 2026Ticketmaster

Anna Rey + Pollyanna + Mona the Romantic at Troubadour

The Troubadour in Londonjue, 17 sept 2026 · 20:00

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Anna Rey + Pollyanna + Mona the Romantic is a Music / Pop / Pop event at The Troubadour in London.

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Three distinct singer-songwriters share a bill at the intimate Troubadour in Earl's Court, each bringing a different shade of indie-folk and pop. Anna Rey, based in Essex and London, blends country, folk, acoustic, rock and pop influences into emotionally driven songs with clear, powerful vocals. Pollyanna, who grew up in Hertfordshire, turns everyday moments into compelling storytelling, moving between vulnerability and defiance in her expressive arrangements.

Mona the Romantic, a Barcelona-born artist now based in London, offers cinematic indie songs where romanticism meets resilience. Her voice shifts from whispered confession to full-force intensity, creating music that feels both personal and expansive. Together, these three acts promise an evening of heartfelt, genre-blending performances in a classic London venue.

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  • The venue is located at 265-267 Old Brompton Rd, Earl's Court, London SW5 9JA.
  • Tickets are available online or on the door, with a discount for advance purchase.
  • This is an 18+ event; valid ID required for entry.
  • Delivery is via eTickets, which can be printed or shown on a mobile device.

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What is the lineup?

The lineup features Anna Rey, Pollyanna, and Mona the Romantic.

Is there a ticket limit?

Yes, there is a limit of 10 tickets per person.

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Pollyanna

Pollyanna is a 1913 novel by American author Eleanor H.Más

Porter, considered a classic of children's literature. The book's success led to Porter soon writing a sequel, Pollyanna Grows Up (1915).

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