The Trades Club - Holme Street, Hebden Bridge, West Yorks, HX7 8EE

Wednesday 8th November
Lucy Rose
£16/£18 [+10% booking fee]
Doors open 8pm

Lucy Rose is very pleased to announce details of a full tour of the UK late

“A beautiful record–contemplative, rich-voiced, soulful and indicative of the gathering maturity in

Lucy’s music” ****- Q

“A voice that could melt the stoniest of hearts” Q Magazine
“One of the country’s most promising new voices” Sunday Times
“Kicking up a storm in her own right” NME
“The song writing candour evident has seen Lucy Rose tipped for… solo success” Daily Mirror
“Lucy Rose is absolutely outstanding!” Edith Bowman, Radio 1
“I was only a matter of time before the second wave of British nu-folk pioneers made it to the U.S, and Lucy Rose, is sure to be among its first breakout stars” Vogue.com

We delighted to announce Lucy Rose’s debut show at the Trades Club, as part of her UK National tour in November. The British folk artist, who released her acclaimed third album Something’s Changing last week through Communion Records, will follow a current Worldwide Cinema Tour with a 20-date headline run of the UK in November.

Something’s Changing is accompanied by a stunning short documentary, acting as a fly-on-the-wall

account of Lucy’s debut tour of Latin America last year. The trip, organised independently by Lucy

with the help of her Latin American fans, became a huge inspiration for the record and the film is an

intimate account of how it all came together.

Lucy previewed the new record with a full tent at Glastonbury last month, and will hit the main stage

at Latitude and Longitude festivals later this month. A short run of dates in the US and Canada

follows in October.

r this year. The British folk artist, who released her acclaimed third album Something’s Changing last week through Communion Records, will follow a current Worldwide Cinema Tour with a 20- date headline run of the UK in November, including a show at the Trades Club on Wednesday 8th November. Tickets for all shows go on sale on Friday 14th July.

The new album, Something’s Changing, is accompanied by a stunning short documentary, acting as a fly-on-the-wall account of Lucy’s debut tour of Latin America last year. The trip, organised independently by Lucy with the help of her Latin American fans, became a huge inspiration for the record and the film is an intimate account of how it all came together.

Lucy previewed the new record with a full tent at Glastonbury last month, and will hit the main stage at Latitude and Longitude festivals later this month..

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