Name: Krash Course: Lyric Writing Workshop (for 18+)
Start: 2025-10-30T14:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-10-30T16:30:00+00:00
Location: Winton Primary School

Krash Course: Lyric Writing Workshop (for 18+)

Learn to craft lyrics using varied methods & inspiration. For beginners & those ready to put pen to paper.
About this Event

Krash Course: Lyric Writing Workshop is an interactive 2-hour session where we explore the art of lyric writing through fun, engaging, and practical exercises. Whether you want to create chart-topping hits, write for teaching, therapy, love letters, or simply for yourself — lyrics can go anywhere your imagination takes them.

Open to ages: 18+ (for under 18, please see our other event)

*****FREE STUDIO TIME AVAILABLE (2hrs)! For 5 lucky participants to record their songs, whether you sing, rap, or do spoken word. Participants will be selected from across 4 workshops taking place from 29th to the 30th of October 2025.

*****FULL CASHBACK (on the day of arrival) for the 1st x2 bookings of each session.

We’ll be looking at a variety of material for inspiration — from Shakespeare to Central Cee, from Dr. Seuss to Jay-Z — showing how words work across different styles, genres, and generations. Please note: all material will be sourced from clean/radio-edited versions.

What to expect:

Supportive environment for sharing work
Guidance from an experienced songwriter
Exercises to spark your creativity

These workshops are great for individuals, schools, and youth clubs alike — and are tailored for specific age groups to make sure everyone gets the best experience.

Additional Information

Parents/guardians are welcome to stay — there is a reception area and a playground available.
No parking is available on site — please plan your journey accordingly.
All sessions include a short break; refreshments are not provided but you may bring your own.

About Krash Williams:Krash is a rapper, singer-songwriter, videographer, and animator from Northwest/West London. His music blends soulful, honest storytelling with lyrical, high-energy tracks, drawing inspiration from Jamiroquai, Andre 3000, Missy Elliot, and Kano. He began his career leading music workshops in UK prisons, schools and youth clubs and has performed at the O2 Academy, and continues to work across music and visual arts to inspire others.