A complex and sometimes belligerent character in real life, on record, John Martyn was the epitome of the folk-dreamer, embodying the spirit of the bourgeoning London acoustic scene of the late 60s – Well-known and respected for his 70s albums Solid Air and One World, this is where it began. London Conversation John Martyn Release …
Gretchen Peters returns to the UK in May for her final run of shows, following her announcement that she will retire from full-scale touring this year. Speaking about the tour, Gretchen commented: “It’s important to me to have the opportunity to let UK fans know just how much their support has meant to me. I …
Widely acclaimed US singer-songwriter Diana Jones has announced the re-issue of her critically lauded 2009 album Better Times Will Come – Reimagined & Remastered on April 7, to mark the 15th anniversary of its recording. Diana enlisted studio engineer Steve Addabbo, fresh from his work on Bob Dylan’s Bootleg Series, to help her cast a retrospective eye over the tracks. Together they reimagined the mixes and the running order and added a previously unreleased song ‘Call Me Daddy’, to reflect changes she has envisaged since the original release.
It’s been three years since Cowboy Junkies last visited our shores but they’re back in November for a run of 10 dates across the UK and Ireland. They’ll be playing venues including the National Concert Hall in Dublin, Buxton Opera House, The Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh and London’s Royal Festival Hall between the 10th and …
Gretchen Peters latest album “The Show: Live from the UK” came out just over a week ago entering the UK Americana chart at #2. It’s been widely hailed as a wonderful live album with Holler saying “The record possesses both light and shade, leaving plenty of space in the mix to let the emotions and …