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Lucie Silvas invited Charlie Worsham out on tour with her and it was a sound for sore ears (see what I did there!). Things I love about the UK country/folk/Americana scene is people discover new organically, hence audiences at smaller country shows are there because they genuinely enjoy the music and the artist rather than…
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English alt-rockers Deaf Havana have been touring the UK with a run of small shows, including a night at Cambridge Junction on Sunday. Earlier this month, Deaf Havana released an album of reworked tracks of their new record All These Countless Nights which featured more stripped back arrangements of the songs. On this Sunday night in Cambridge,…
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Hailing from the German capital, Beatsteaks blew the roof off of KOKO with their show on Friday night. Dear British punk fans – if you haven’t checked out Beatsteaks yet, I strongly urge you to do so. Their London show last week proved once again why they are so loved back home. A 24-track set…
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When London-based indie-folk duo Worry Dolls took over the Borderline it was smiles all around as with this much talent you can’t help but be happy. It is thoroughly enjoyable to see how many young, new folk and country bands have come out of the UK in the last few years. Worry Dolls are no…
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St.-John-at-Hackney provided a beautiful backdrop for Amy Macdonald’s London show this week. For her current tour, Glasgow singer-songwriter Amy Macdonald stripped back her songs to acoustic versions and delivered an absolute stunner of a show at a church in Shoreditch. “This is the real hipster London, you can’t just do a gig at a normal…
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On Sunday night, Chicago punk rockers Rise Against took over London’s O2 Academy Brixton with support from Sleeping With Sirens and PEARS. Kicking things off are hardcore punks PEARS from Louisiana with their loud and old school hardcore punk, providing a class A first support act that gets the crowd all riled-up for the night.…
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With special guest Charlie Worsham who’ll be touring the UK next week with Lucie Silvas. On Thursday evening, UK alt-country duo Two Ways Home hosted their monthly Round Up, a songwriters round at Gail’s Kitchen in central London. This edition featured Claydon Connor, Laura Evans and Alex Maile, Charlie Worsham and a pop-in from Zane…
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Folk-pop quartet The Wandering Hearts played an atmospheric, sold-out show that proves they are ones to watch. On Tuesday night, London-based The Wandering Hearts took over Soho’s Borderline with their signature blend of alt-country, folk and Americana with a dash of pop to wow everyone in attendance. Support on the night cam from 17-year-old singer-songwriter…
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It was a fun day with The Adelaides, Levi Hummon, JT Harding, Jillian Jaqueline and Temecula Road. Comprised of sisters Emma and Maddie as well as longtime friend Dawson, the young band delivered a spectacular closing set to saturday’s Day Time Hub at The Borderline. They made their UK debut at Country To Country Festival…
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And you can listen to the new version of Ashes, Ashes right now. Norfolk alt-rockers Deaf Havana released their fourth studio album with All These Countless Nights in January this year via So Recordings which hit No 1 in the UK Independent Album charts and top 5 in the UK album charts overall. Now the band are…
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