FIN / About
I’m FIN. I make indie rock and alternative music in Surrey. On stage, at the piano, or behind a camera—this is the work around the songs.
The artist
I’m based in Surrey, and I write and perform my own songs. My released single is The House Remembers It All (Live); my next release is the EP Songs No One Asked For.
In 2026 I’ve played The Half Moon in Putney, The Boileroom, Shynefest and HMV in Woking and Guildford. I supported RPJ Band at Painshill. At Escalate Arts in Surrey, I performed guitar and piano for an audience including mayors and members of the public.
I also compose with Will Walker, play keys with Ross Harding, and take photographs and video around live music. In Hatton Musical Theatre’s School of Rock, I played Lawrence—the keyboard player—at the Rhoda McGaw Theatre in Woking.
Explore the performance history ↗Inside the live sound
Choose an instrument to see what it contributes, with photographs from FIN’s performances.
FIN’s live sound moves between quieter passages and more powerful vocal sections. Original songs and selected covers share the set, with space for both a stripped-back delivery and a fuller arrangement.
Listen for: how the delivery changes between a quieter verse and a bigger section. The released single is a live recording, so it is a useful starting point.
Hear the released recording ↗
Beyond the solo set / 2026
FIN composed “Plastic Flowers Bloom Too” with Will Walker. The project brings his composing work into the story alongside his own songs and live performances. This wide photograph is from its 2026 photoshoot.
This is a separate collaboration from the announced Songs No One Asked For EP.
Ross Harding is a South African-born, UK-based blues-rock artist. In 2026, I played keys with him at House of Blues and also made photographs and videos around the show. Performing and documenting the music are both part of what I do.
Also part of my story
Alongside my own music, I perform with Hatton Musical Theatre and Hatton Juniors. Playing my piano solo live while acting as Lawrence in School of Rock is a particularly memorable moment.
Gomez Addams
17–20 February 2027 / Buzz Theatre, Woking
Fagin’s gang
Rhoda McGaw Theatre, Woking
Rudolpho
Hatton Musical Theatre
Crutchie
Buzz Theatre, Woking
Lawrence / keys
Rhoda McGaw Theatre, Woking
Coach Bolton
Buzz Theatre, Woking
On either side of the camera
FIN photographed Ross Harding at Radio Woking in 2026. The studio photo shows him with the camera, documenting another musician’s appearance.
FIN has also appeared as an interview guest himself, on The We Love Woking Show on 1 April 2026. The programme offers a longer introduction than a short social clip.
Hear FIN’s interview ↗