Isobelle Austin

Isobelle was awarded a prestigious prize for her classical playing, and has worked for artists such as Adele, Ed Sheeran, Andrea Bocelli, Sam Ryder and Robbie Williams. Previous clients include Netflix, Apple TV, Hugo Boss, Rolls Royce, LVMH, GQ, UEFA and the World Economic Forum, as well as numerous other individuals and corporate customers. She plays acoustic and electric cello. Isobelle is experienced in weddings and events. It’s a joy for her to play during these special moments. Aside from her atmospheric playing and her captivating and mesmerising sound, clients have complimented Isobelle for her professionalism, responsiveness and flexibility. She offers classical through to contemporary; solo cello, cello with backing tracks, cello with piano, string trio or string quartet. Isobelle understands that music makes a huge contribution in creating a truly special and memorable atmosphere, and will tailor her playing to meet her client's needs. Aside from weddings and events, Isobelle gives recitals, composes, records, and has toured with various groups. Recent work includes performing at The Brit Awards, recording at Abbey Road Studios for MTV, recording and featuring on camera for Netflix's One Day, a contemporary string quartet & piano performance at The Royal Albert Hall, performing at the World Economic Forum in Davos and at GQ's Men of the Year Awards, writing cello lines and playing at Sam Ryder's acoustic shows, performing at the 'Hilma' film premiere, recording for and touring with up and coming artists, opening a show at London Fashion Week, performing her original compositions for solo cello, and playing at some of London's finest hotels. Isobelle has performed extensively at intimate venues such as Old Marylebone Town Hall, Claridge's Hotel, St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, the Langham Hotel, the Mandarin Oriental and the Houses of Parliament, as well as at larger venues including the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Festival Hall, O2 Arena, Wembley Arena, Motorpoint Arena, Wales Millennium Centre, London's Southbank Centre, the British Museum, the Tate Modern, the V&A Museum and Mirabell Palace. Isobelle’s playing reflects her passion for and enjoyment of the cello in all its diversity.