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Emerging Suffolk artists to perform at Glastonbury

Angelle Joseph
BBC News, Suffolk
BBC Nina Arya sits on a stool in a studio and is singing into a microphone. She wears an over-sized blue shirt. A man with glasses plays a keyboard. There is a purple light glowing and the BBC Introducing sign is on a wall.BBC
Ipswich crooner Nina Arya blends a range of genres to create her soulful sound

Two emerging artists have been selected to play the UK's biggest festival, Glastonbury.

Native James and Nina Arya, both from Ipswich, will perform at the BBC Introducing area at the event later this month.

Alternative rap artist Native James was astounded when he was told by BBC Radio Suffolk's Angelle Joseph that he had been selected to appear at the festival.

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