British electronic/indie rock duo Jadu Heart is known for their mellow and gorgeous atmospheric music that's garnered comparisons to the likes of Radiohead and Tame Impala. The band have a knack for conceptual storytelling in their music through complex characters and even through their own personas, often wearing theatrical masks during live performances and in media interviews, adopting the alter egos Dina and Faro.

Comprised of Diva-Sachy Jeffrey and Alex Headford, Jadu Heart released their debut EP, Wanderflower, in 2016, and the EP Ezra's Garden later that year. Two full-length albums followed -- Melt Away in 2019 and Hyper Romance in 2020. Hyper Romance earned praise from the likes of Pitchfork and NME, which called it "a gothic rock renaissance...that provides moments of catharsis amid the heart-stricken chaos, showing off the duo's indie-pop pedigree."

Jadu Heart hit the road for a world tour throughout the US, UK and Europe in early 2023. When announcing the tour, the band said, "Let us be a roll of duct tape in a world riddled with cracks." Grab your tickets now so you don't miss this enigmatic duo on tour.

Jadu Heart Live in Concert

Jadu Heart initially formed as a part of a school project when Diva-Sachy Jeffrey and Alex Headford were studying at The British and Irish Modern Music Institute in the mid-2010s. The project led to the creation of their first EP, Wanderflower, as well as the 3D-printed masks they wore. They also adopted elaborate mythologized characters named Dina and Faro, and created a fictional backstory for their band. They switched genres and instruments, using ukuleles, electronics and synthesizers to achieve various effects.

They've since evolved as a band and left the hustle and bustle of London for the English port city of Bristol, releasing full-length albums filled with gorgeous, atmospheric indie pop. Their 2020 album, Hyper Romance, was co-produced by Guy Sigsworth, who is known for his work with Björk and Madonna.

The tune "Suddenly I Know Who You Are" harkens back to Britpop, while "Dead, Again" boasts grunge and Radiohead influences. Catch these rising stars when they come to a city near you.