James Bay to headline charity gig to support The Felix Project and tackle food poverty

Change: James Bay has ditched the hat for his new album (Picture: Christopher Polk/Getty Images for KROQ)

James Bay will lead a line-up of artists taking to the stage to raise vital funds for a charity aiming to end food poverty.

Fans can enter a ballot to secure a pair of tickets for next week’s show, in aid of The Felix Project.

Brit Award winning singer-songwriter Bay will headline and be joined by artists including Tom Walker, The Staves, Maisie Peters, Matt Maltese and Adam French.

Fans can pay £5 to enter into a ballot, which closes on Monday, for tickets to the show on December 14 at St Stephen’s Church, Shepherd’s Bush.

Tom Walker will also play at the fundraiser next week (Simon Emmett)

All funds raised will go to The Felix Project, which collects surplus food from supermarkets and wholesalers and then delivers it to more than 200 charities and schools across the capital.

The charity was at the heart of the Standard’s Help a Hungry Child campaign.

Ticket winners will be notified by 5pm on Monday and will receive an electronic ticket that must match photo ID.

There will also be a charity auction where fans can bid for prizes like a guitar signed by Bay.

To enter the ballot this weekend click here.