Captivating thousands of fans across the UK and USA on her debut headline tour, with her critically acclaimed songwriting and stunning solo performances, Ivor Novello nominated breakthrough star of the year Holly Humberstone releases her highly anticipated second EP The Walls Are Way Too Thin.

Within the particular lives the universal, and for Holly the six-track EP represents the feeling of being lost and questioning who you are and where you belong. The EP features Holly’s “favourite” BBC A-listed ‘Scarlett’, the cinematic masterpiece title-track The Walls Are Way Too Thin, the immaculately beautiful ‘Haunted House’, 1975 collaboration ‘Please Don’t Leave Just Yet’, and two new songs ‘Thursday’ and ‘Friendly Fire’, which sit at the poignant heart of the body of work. Being the artist to watch on every festival lineup from Reading & Leeds to All Points East, with the ‘confidence and stature’ (Evening Standard) that defies her 21-years of age and only one year in the limelight, Holly has endeared fans at sold-out shows across the globe.

Playing at The Roxy in LA, two-sold out Bowery Ballroom performances in NYC – attendees included superstar Lorde – and Shepherd’s Bush Empire, where Bombay Bicycle Club’s Jack Steadman joined Holly on stage for ‘Friendly Fire’. The Grantham-born artist has become the UK’s next great songwriting talent, able to articulate the “chaos in my head” (Guardian) through remarkable lyricism, and deep understanding of storytelling.