Vocal powerhouse Cassa Jackson, is your go-to singer-songwriter for relatable, sassy songs about relationships. She has over 15 million streams on Spotify alone, over 175,000 followers on TikTok and supported JLS on their 'Beat Again' reunion tour at 28 major arenas all over the UK, including 4 nights at the 02 arena. She also supported BLUE on their arena tour of the UK. An entirely independent artist, Cassa Jackson is the sort of person who finds a way to make things happen for herself. She had dreamed of being an artist and her first break came in the biggest of settings: her first gig being in the final of a songwriting competition and her second being the prize, an opportunity to perform at Wembley Arena. But her career really gained traction while she was studying towards a first class honours degree in French and Spanish at Bristol University. Her following on TikTok exploded, especially for her always popular performances while sitting in her car, leading to an iHeartRadio award nomination for TikTok Songwriter of the Year. That kickstarted a succession of unlikely adventures which have included performing on breakfast TV in South Africa, cameoing in the sci-fi series ‘Pandora’ and opening for The Jacksons. 

 

She has played festivals across the UK including main stage at the ‘Cambridge Club Festival’ (with Diana Ross), ‘Isle of Wight Festival’ and ‘Mello Festival’ (alongside Rag n Bone Man and Ella Henderson). She has also sold out headline shows in London at 'The Omeara' and 'The Grace' and is currently planning her own headline tour of the UK.  Cassa has had huge radio support, with her tracks being played on Radio 1's Future Pop.  She even made the playlist for 'Best New Pop of the Year on Radio 1. She has also received huge support from Melita Dennet at BBC Introducing in the South and thirteen of her songs have been picked as ‘Track of the Day’ on BBC Radio Surrey and BBC Radio Sussex (along with many others making the playlist). Cassa is fluent in French and Spanish after having studied Modern Languages at Bristol University, where she was awarded a First Class Honours Degree and therefore writes songs in French and Spanish too.