The Glasshouse and Wandering Oak presents
Black Country, New Road
plus The New Eves
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Experimental. Acclaimed. A bold evolution in modern rock.
Black Country, New Road consistently reinvents their sound, from their Mercury-nominated debut to the art-rock of ‘Ants From Up There’ and the live album ‘Live at Bush Hall,’ hailed as a “magical resurgence.”
Their upcoming studio album, guided by three vocalists – Tyler Hyde, Georgia Ellery, and May Kershaw – promises another transformation. With influences spanning folk, prog, and baroque pop, and produced by James Ford, their music remains uniquely theirs. Each song reflects their close-knit bond and musical prowess, evolving into an ambitious and cohesive record, blending distinct voices and styles seamlessly.
Need to know
Venue: Sage One (standing pit)
Price: From £33.80
Stage Times: Announced nearer showtime.
Age: Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
plus The New Eves
Up and down the venues of the country, from the grassroots basements of their adopted hometown of Brighton through to an ever-growing catalogue of sold out shows and magnetic festival sets, The New Eves have been steadily creating a word-of-mouth phenomenon.
Nestled somewhere between primal rock’n’roll live performance and transcendent ritual, there’s an unmistakable alchemy that happens when Violet Farrer (guitar, violin, vocals), Nina Winder-Lind (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate Mager (bass, vocals) and Ella Oona Russell (drums, flute,vocals) step onto a stage together. It’s a boundless, uninhibited kind of magic that feels completely new; that’s writing its own rulebook for how to exist-as a band, as women, as humans in the world-from the ground up.
