Marc Valentine
Cafe Nine
250 State St
New Haven, CT 06510
Mar 29, 2024
7:00 PM EDT
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Mark
April 15th 2024
An absolutely stonking night with two fabulous local supports, Backyard Casino and Filthy Filthy, who both played excellent sets and then the main attraction, Marc Valentine.
Having just returned from a run of US gigs, 3 days recording in Little Steven’s studio and a new album that has been receiving rave reviews in the music press, Marc Valentine and his red hot band took to the stage with a confident swagger. Delivering a succession of powerpop songs full of hooks and soaring choruses the band wowed the faithful.
Marc has set the bar high for gigs in 2024. Come back to Hull soon!
Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom@ALOFT @ The Haworth
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Marc Valentine Biography
As frontman of cult British power-pop outfit Last Great Dreamers, Marc Valentine has brought sparkle to venues and turntables alike with his distinctive vocals, wry charm and songbook of secret classics. Now, with his favourite guitar in tow, he's heading out on a solo adventure, loading his flight case with a fresh set of tunes, and polishing the trademark twinkle in his eye.
Debut album Future Obscure sees Valentine building on his past while expanding his sonic palette, to craft a collection of should-be hits – 7-inch-shaped songs that move both body and mind. The album is produced by Dave Draper (The Professionals, Wildhearts, Ryan Hamilton). Recorded with friends old and new, and featuring collaborations with Wreckless Eric and The Boys' Matt Dangerfield, this is a reflective, sometimes defiant album in the golden-era tradition – a pop record from the heart, packed with songs to holler, heal and hold.
Read MoreDebut album Future Obscure sees Valentine building on his past while expanding his sonic palette, to craft a collection of should-be hits – 7-inch-shaped songs that move both body and mind. The album is produced by Dave Draper (The Professionals, Wildhearts, Ryan Hamilton). Recorded with friends old and new, and featuring collaborations with Wreckless Eric and The Boys' Matt Dangerfield, this is a reflective, sometimes defiant album in the golden-era tradition – a pop record from the heart, packed with songs to holler, heal and hold.
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