Photo Gallery: Alexander Stewart - Deaf Institute, Manchester 06/05/2023
Canadian singer-songwriter Alexander Stewart has been taking the world by storm recently. Having started his career by posting covers on Youtube, the artist has grown into a TikTok pop superstar. With his soul-searching smash single ‘Blame’s One Me’, which has now been streamed over 48 million times - he headed out on a series of live dates across Europe. Our photographer Molly Baigent was there to capture all the action when he played a rather intimate show at Manchester’s Deaf Institute.
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