Mitchell Challice is best known as the frontman of Mess at Midnight. Now stepping on his own.
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Mitchell Challice is best known as the frontman of Mess at Midnight, bringing gritty vocals, honest lyrics, and a whole lot of energy to the stage. With roots in alternative rock and a love for storytelling, he’s been making noise (the good kind) with his band for years, building following through powerful live shows and emotionally raw music.
Now stepping out on his own, Mitchell’s solo sets strip things back a bit. It’s just him, his guitar, and the stories behind the songs. Whether he's playing something new, reworking a Mess at Midnight track, or just vibing with the room, Mitchell brings the same heart and edge—just in a more intimate, personal way.
It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s all about connection. No big production, just music that hits home
Offering bookings for events pub and clubs.
Please don't hesitate to reach out.
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Mitchell Challice solo performer Photo by Mitchell Challice
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