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    Lili Caseley, Sienna Senate And Amy Allard Bring Independent Voices To The Pheasantry

    Jasper MidwinterBy Jasper MidwinterOctober 27, 2026
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    Lili Caseley, Sienna Senate And Amy Allard Bring Independent Voices To The Pheasantry

    The Pheasantry on London’s King’s Road welcomed three rising artists on October 26 as FENIX360 returned to Chelsea for an evening of live music headlined by singer-songwriter Lili Caseley, with Amy Allard and Sienna Senate joining the bill. 

    In the intimacy of The Pheasantry, the showcase offered an opportunity to discover three individual voices in a setting where the songs themselves took centre stage.

    For Caseley, the evening marked a return to the venue where she had performed at an earlier FENIX360 showcase, this time stepping into the headline spotlight. Her set moved through soulful pop, romantic longing and infectious rhythms, opening with “One Shot” and “Heart Sings” before she introduced herself and her band. 

    A cover of “Lose Control” sat alongside her original material, including “Play Me Like a Piano” and “Kiss Me.” Among the most poignant selections was “I Cry Again,” released just three days before the show. The song explores the way a memory can reopen feelings that seemed to have been left behind, giving Caseley an opportunity to share the emotional honesty at the heart of her songwriting. 

    She returned for an encore of “Badoom,” closing her set with the track’s irresistible energy. The Camden-raised singer, whose music draws on French and Portuguese influences, has a sound that moves comfortably between intimacy and pop. As a FENIX360 Ambassador, she also represents the platform’s commitment to supporting independent artists. 

    Amy Allard brought another storytelling voice to the evening. The Suffolk-born singer-songwriter’s work draws on memory, relationships and personal experience, with songs including “Switzerland,” “Daisy Dust” and “All the Poetry” in her growing catalogue. 

    Sienna Senate completed the lineup, adding her own presence to an evening built around discovery. Together, the three artists gave the showcase a sense of possibility: different performers sharing a stage and the chance to introduce their music to new listeners.

    FENIX360’s London showcases continue to create space for independent talent, and The Pheasantry remains a fitting home for them. On this October evening, the focus was on the people behind the songs and the connection that comes from hearing them live.

    The official website for FENIX360 may be found at https://www.fenix360.com

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