Live at St. Pancras – bringing rising TikTok talent to the station pianos

St. Pancras International has teamed up with TikTok LIVE UK to put the next generation of piano talent centre stage, with three rising music creators set to perform at the station throughout October as part of Live At St. Pancras.

For more than a decade, the pianos at St. Pancras International have been at the heart of some unforgettable musical moments. Now, we’re partnering with TikTok LIVE UK to give emerging musicians the chance to create their own.

Live At St. Pancras celebrates the talent emerging on TikTok LIVE, bringing performances from the online community to one of London’s most recognisable live stages. Following a nationwide search on the platform, three rising music creators have been selected to perform at the station, sharing their music with audiences both in person and online.

The performance also mark ten years since Sir Elton John surprised passengers with an impromptu appearance at St. Pancras International before gifting his Yamaha piano to the station. Since then, the pianos have welcomed performances from world-renowned artists including Alicia Keys and John Legend, as well as creating countless musical moments for passengers and visitors.

Meet the performers

Keyboard Kelly kicks off the campaign

On 14 October, rising music creator Keyboard Kelly became the first performer to take centre stage as part of Live At St. Pancras.

Her performance was broadcast on TikTok live, bringing the atmosphere of the station’s iconic piano to audiences watching online and giving viewers the chance to experience the performance digitally as it unfolded.

1Guy1Piano brings his talent to St. Pancras

At just 19, pianist and TikTok LIVE creator 1Guy1Piano has turned a childhood passion for music into a growing career, having first taken up the piano aged seven. Now studying music at university, he has used TikTok to build his profile, reach new audiences and access opportunities within the music industry.

As part of Live At St. Pancras, he took to the station’s iconic piano, bringing his musical talent from online audiences to a real-world stage. His performance was broadcast on TikTok LIVE, giving viewers the chance to experience the music as it unfolded.

More rising talent to follow

One more music creators will take to the St. Pancras pianos later this month, continuing the series of live performances and shining a spotlight on the diverse talent emerging on TikTok LIVE.

Follow us on TikTok to discover the next performer and watch the remaining Live At St. Pancras performance in October.