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7:30 PM GMT+11 Going
✨ ACOUSTIC CAFÉ: XL - Burr Island + Tenderlore + Pegasuses🌙
24th October
🎫 Tickets - link in bio
📍 The Arc, Winchester
As part of Pink Skies growth and partnership with the @arcwinch, we’re excited to announce our new annual Acoustic Café XL - a once a year edition held in the Performance Hall, while our regular Acoustic Café continues monthly in the café space.
With Acoustic Café XL, we welcome back artists who’ve already performed with us, inviting them into the hall for a special performance.
This year we’re celebrating three favourites from the last four years of running Acoustic Café - can you believe it’s been going that long!!
@burr_island_band - on a mission to spread hope, positivity and love, whether that be through the beauty of their ‘sibling-style’ harmonies, the vivid imagery of their lyrics or their layered, melodic approach to songwriting. returning as a four‑piece, joined by cello and keys
@tenderlore - an alternative folk trio rich in harmony, lyrical intent and trad‑folk roots
@pegasusesband - bittersweet alt‑folk at your service; a husband and wife duo joined by pedal steel
A night full of harmony driven folk music - it’s going to be so lovely.
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Artist bio
Pegasuses are husband and wife duo Dave Miatt and Laura Lamb. They sing songs about the serious and the silly and like to make you confused about whether you should be laughing or crying.
Based in Southampton, UK, they've been working with producer Russell Marsden (Band of Skulls/Alberta Cross) at Snook Studio on their debut album, Sea of Joy. Set for release later this year, the album promises to showcase their eclectic blend of sweet harmonies and darkly comic lyrics.
“I’ve been a devotee of Dave since his Thomas Tantrum days, and now with Lamb’s stunning vocals in the mix, I’ve really loved producing this record.” — Russell Marsden
Sea of Joy marks an expansion of their sound as a duo; fans of their acoustic performances can expect their trademark dual harmonies against a richer backdrop of instrumentation, including pedal steel guitar, synth and percussion.
“Lovely and gently disturbing...well suited to a gig in a cemetery.” — Stu Ffoulkes, (NYTMG)
Pegasuses have been named as 2024 Turn it Up Associates, a development opportunity for musicians, supported by Arts Council England and led by Turner Sims in association with Soco Music Project. This project will see them perform with a full band for the first time at Turner Sims Concert Hall on June 28th, and will be a chance for audiences to hear the songs from Sea of Joy with full instrumentation.
"Their passion and readiness to take the next step in their music really stood out. When they performed for us, we knew we'd found our first Turn it Up artists." — Kevin Appleby, Turner Sims
Read MoreBased in Southampton, UK, they've been working with producer Russell Marsden (Band of Skulls/Alberta Cross) at Snook Studio on their debut album, Sea of Joy. Set for release later this year, the album promises to showcase their eclectic blend of sweet harmonies and darkly comic lyrics.
“I’ve been a devotee of Dave since his Thomas Tantrum days, and now with Lamb’s stunning vocals in the mix, I’ve really loved producing this record.” — Russell Marsden
Sea of Joy marks an expansion of their sound as a duo; fans of their acoustic performances can expect their trademark dual harmonies against a richer backdrop of instrumentation, including pedal steel guitar, synth and percussion.
“Lovely and gently disturbing...well suited to a gig in a cemetery.” — Stu Ffoulkes, (NYTMG)
Pegasuses have been named as 2024 Turn it Up Associates, a development opportunity for musicians, supported by Arts Council England and led by Turner Sims in association with Soco Music Project. This project will see them perform with a full band for the first time at Turner Sims Concert Hall on June 28th, and will be a chance for audiences to hear the songs from Sea of Joy with full instrumentation.
"Their passion and readiness to take the next step in their music really stood out. When they performed for us, we knew we'd found our first Turn it Up artists." — Kevin Appleby, Turner Sims
Genres: Contemporary Folk, Dream Folk, Folk, Indie Folk, Story Inspired Indie Dream Folk, Alt Folk, Indie Dream Folk, Indie Folk Storytelling
Hometown: Southampton, United Kingdom
