Thursday 23rd October
NERINA PALLOT
with guests The Greatest Endangered
Doors open 7pm
Starts 7.45pm
Seated 14+ show
Nerina Pallot is one of the UK’s most quietly extraordinary singer-songwriters. Across eight albums, she has built a body of work that is deeply honest, musically adventurous, and completely her own. A Brit and Ivor Novello nominee, she’s collaborated with artists as commercial as Kylie Minogue, yet it’s her solo work, fiercely intimate and unflinchingly human, that has earned her a devoted following.
A spellbinding live performer and multi-instrumentalist, Pallot’s shows are never the same twice. Whether she’s behind a piano or switching between guitars, she plays with both precision and freedom, weaving stories and humour through songs that shift seamlessly from heartbreak to hilarity. Her last major London show at the iconic Palladium sold out, a testament to the emotional force of her live performances.
Her haunting cover of Love Will Tear Us Apart introduced her to a new generation of listeners when it featured in the acclaimed TV series Normal People, going viral and reaffirming her gift for reinventing familiar songs with startling emotional clarity.
The All Roads Lead To tour is Pallot at her most raw and direct: one woman, a piano, a guitar, and songs drawn from across her 25 year career. From grassroots venues to beautiful old theatres in towns that don’t often get shows like this, these performances are a celebration of connection, between artist and audience, between songs and the stories that shaped them.
Whether you’ve been with her since Dear Frustrated Superstar or Fires, or you’re only just arriving, all roads lead to here.
Emerging from the ashes of the critically acclaimed Sheffield-based band Ophelia, The Greatest Endangered Thing is an exciting new project by British-American indie-folk artists Samuel James Taylor and Rebecca Van Cleave
‘Debut album, Blackbox Memories, will go down as one of the most sublime albums – let alone a debut – of the year, if not ever.’ God Is In The TV Zine
‘ They alternate the spare with the richer sound. Radiating warmth and compassion we must hope for a lot more from this enigmatic folk duo.’ Americana UK
‘The debut record from Belwood favourites The Greatest Endangered Thing is everything that I hoped it would be. Bittersweet folk, anthemic Americana, and even the odd dash of gothic drama. It’s hit after hit, has a song for every occasion, and is the kind of record that you’ll carry with you for years to come.’ Belwood Music
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