SBT (Sarabeth Tucek)
plus Toria Wooff
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Easy-going. Cool. A future cult classic.
SBT (aka Sarabeth Tucek) returns to the UK in January 2024, armed with her comeback double-album Joan of All.
SBT emerged from a decade-long hibernation, releasing Joan of All in spring 2023 via her Ocean Omen imprint. Lead single “The Gift” was championed by BBC 6 Music’s Marc Riley, Gideon Coe and Cerys Matthews.
It’s her first record to make the UK charts, hitting the Record Store Chart Top 20, The Indie Album Breakers Chart Top 10 and the Official Indie Albums Chart Top 30.
Like SBT’s previous records Joan of All got rave reviews. Uncut gave it 9/10 and Mojo gave it four stars.
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Price: From £15.40
Stage Times: (all times approximate and subject to change)
19.30 – Sage Two Doors
20.00 – 20.30 Toria Wooff
20.30 – 21.00 Interval
21.00 – 22.15 Sarabeth Tucek
Age: Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.
“a work of rare depth, craftmanship and beauty”
-Music OMH
SBT
Sarabeth Tucek broke onto the music scene in 2003 performing a series of spellbinding duets with Bill Callahan on the acclaimed Smog album Supper. A memorable appearance in the award-winning Brian Jonestown Massacre documentary ‘DIG!’ followed. Soon after, Tucek’s debut single, ‘Something for You’ became Steve Lamacq’s Single Of
The Week on BBC 6 Music.
Sarabeth’s self-titled debut album hit stores the following year and garnered rave reviews, leading her to supporting Bob Dylan and she got unwavering support from the BBC.
In 2011, Sarabeth followed up her extraordinary debut with a raw, uncompromising album Get Well Soon, praised as an unflinching meditation on grief. The long-awaited Joan Of All has also garnered lots of positive reviews.
Toria Wooff
Awash in a haze of burnt orange and golden browns, Toria Wooff’s world is a colourful palette of opposing plains. A painter, poet, songwriter and storyteller, her songs are steeped in gothic romanticism, pagan and Germanic tradition, enchanted by an alchemy of ‘70s sound and vision where she magically blends the raw power of Led Zeppelin with Alice Cooper’s raven hues to forge her own spellbinding folk-rock concoction.
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