Nerina Pallot wants a Jersey support act for Opera House show

Monday, 6 October 2025 08:02

Nerina Pallot is preparing for her homecoming gig, and wants some Jersey talent to join her.

The singer-songwriter is returning to Jersey Opera House on 8 November for a special performance, and she wants a local support act to join her on stage.

The show is described as a return to 'the island that shaped her.'

Nerina has a message for Channel 103 listeners:

"I'm holding a competition to find a local support act to open to evening's entertainment.

"Ideally you are a solo act or a duo and you play original material."

It's part of her All Roads Lead To tour, which draws songs from across a 25-year career.

You can enter on her Facebook page.

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