Playpen Agency and Hold Tight Present Spiro
MARCH THU 19 • KOMEDIA, BATH APRIL
“Spiro are that rarity: true English originals.” HHHHH The Guardian
Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow
NEW ALBUM/TOUR • SPRING 2015
FRI 3 • PORKIES FOLK CLUB, CHESHIRE WED 8 • ST. PANCRAS CHURCH, LONDON THU 23 • ROPETACKLE ARTS CENTRE, SHOREHAM-BY-SEA FRI 24 • THE ROSES THEATRE, TEWKESBURY SAT 25 • ST. DAVID’S HALL, SOUTH PETHERTON THU 30 • SPIRIT OF SPEYSIDE WHISKY FESTIVAL, THE DROUTHY COBBLER, ELGIN
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FRI 1 • SPIRIT OF SPEYSIDE WHISKY FESTIVAL, THE FLEMING HALL, ABERLOUR FRI 8 • FARNHAM MALTINGS THU 14 • THE FORGE AT THE ANVIL, BASINGSTOKE SAT 16 • THE CIVIC, BARNSLEY SUN 17 • WOOD FESTIVAL, BRAZIERS PARK, OXFORDSHIRE SAT 23 • HALL FOR CORNWALL, TRURO SUN 31 • COLSTON HALL, BRISTOL
JUNE WED 10 • THE PLACE, BEDFORD
Realworldrecords.com/spiro Spiromusic.com
“Tincian is a captivating original.” Uncut Magazine Out 13 April
“Musically, lyrically, dramatically, on every count this debut album from The Gloaming is exceptional.” HHHHH The Arts Desk
9Bach ‘TINCIAN’ 9Bach and Twelfth Day
Nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Martin Hayes, Dennis Cahill, Iarla Ó Lionáird, Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh and Thomas Bartlett (aka Doveman) fuse ancient Irish traditions with brilliantly bold modernity.
Saturday 18th April • Kings Place London
kingsplace.co.uk 020 7520 1490
www.realworldrecords.com/9Bach www.9bach.com
www.twelfthdaymusic.com
Nominated for three BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Best Group Best traditional track – Samhradh Samhradh Best original song – The Necklace Of Wrens
www.realworldrecords.com/thegloaming
Cover photo ‘PASSAGE’ © Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison
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