Soul sensation Cat Burns has opened up about one of the most personal decisions of her career - cutting off her iconic dreadlocks after what she describes as her "final" performance of breakthrough hit 'Go' with Sam Smith.
The BRIT Award-winning artist shared the emotional significance behind her dramatic hair transformation, revealing it marked a pivotal moment in both her personal journey and musical evolution.
The Final Curtain Call
In a touching revelation, Burns confessed that her recent performance alongside Sam Smith felt like the perfect farewell to the song that launched her into the spotlight. "It felt like the right time," the South London native explained, describing the performance as a "full circle moment" that provided closure to that chapter of her career.
More Than Just Hair
For Burns, her dreadlocks weren't just a hairstyle - they represented years of personal growth and musical development. The decision to cut them was deeply symbolic, marking both an end and a new beginning.
"They'd been with me through so much," Burns reflected, noting how the locks had witnessed her journey from underground talent to mainstream success. The transformation represents her readiness to embrace new creative directions and artistic evolution.
A Star on the Rise
Since her collaboration with Sam Smith catapulted her into the limelight, Cat Burns has become one of Britain's most promising musical exports. Her honest lyrics and soulful delivery have resonated with audiences worldwide, earning her critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase.
The hair transformation signals an artist comfortable with change and growth, ready to explore new sounds and share different aspects of her artistry with the world.
Looking Forward
While saying goodbye to both her signature hairstyle and the era defined by 'Go', Burns remains excited about the future. Her candid revelation about this personal milestone shows an artist deeply connected to her journey and unafraid of transformation.
As she moves forward without the locks that defined her early career, fans can anticipate new music and artistic directions from one of Britain's most authentic voices.
