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Jack Peñate
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Merch (ad)
After You
$9.99
Everything Is New
$12.00
Be the One [Vinyl]
$49.00
Second Minute Or Hour
$1.99
Spit at Stars
$17.98
Torn On The Platform
$17.45
Tonight's Today
$79.00
Matinee (Bonus CD) by Jack Penate (20...
$129.00
Have I Been A Fool
$105.00
Setup
$25.67
Jack Peñate のライブ写真
すべての写真を表示
concerts and tour dates
過去
9月
24
2020
London, United Kingdom
The Jazz Cafe
行きました
10月
30
2019
Brighton, United Kingdom
The Prince Albert
行きました
10月
29
2019
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Sound Basement
行きました
10月
27
2019
Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Head of Steam Newcastle
行きました
10月
25
2019
Glasgow, United Kingdom
SWG3 Poetry club
行きました
10月
24
2019
Manchester, United Kingdom
Yes Basement
行きました
もっと見る
Jack Peñate について
"The missing link between Jeff Buckley and Justin Timberlake" - Will Rees, Running Jump Records
Born 1984, Jack Peñate is a singer/songwriter from Blackheath in South London. He is the grandson of Mervyn Peake, author and illustrator of The Gormenghast Trilogy.
Along with the likes of Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele, etc, he is often included in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians - the 2006/2007 UK trend of young musicians singing without consciously altering their spoken English accent. (Esurary English being the accent commonly found around the south east of England, most notably in London [and even more notably among the youth], considered a compromise between Cockney and RP)
At 17 he started the band Jack's Basement with his friend Felix White. The band split in two, one half going on to form The Maccabees, the other forming Jack Peñate's band, including Joel Porter (bass) and Alex Robins (drums). Having started a Classics degree at UCL he hooked up with London indie club and label, Young Turks and his studies were dropped in favour of a music career.
In autumn 2006, Peñate signed to XL Recordings who delivered main-stream success with the release of his debut album Matinée.
His eclectic mix of styles incorporates elements of his varied influences which range from rockabilly and folk to jazz and trip-hop. He lists Prince, Jeff Buckley, Shuggie Otis, Todd Rundgren, JJ Cale, Harry Nillson and Herbie Hancock among his influences. Yet he delivers a genuine London voice and still manages to sound original.
His live performances are characterised by his much commented, "individualist" style of dancing where he plays guitar and dances simultaneously with a vigorous fluidity - he finds it hard to keep still.
Born 1984, Jack Peñate is a singer/songwriter from Blackheath in South London. He is the grandson of Mervyn Peake, author and illustrator of The Gormenghast Trilogy.
Along with the likes of Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele, etc, he is often included in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians - the 2006/2007 UK trend of young musicians singing without consciously altering their spoken English accent. (Esurary English being the accent commonly found around the south east of England, most notably in London [and even more notably among the youth], considered a compromise between Cockney and RP)
At 17 he started the band Jack's Basement with his friend Felix White. The band split in two, one half going on to form The Maccabees, the other forming Jack Peñate's band, including Joel Porter (bass) and Alex Robins (drums). Having started a Classics degree at UCL he hooked up with London indie club and label, Young Turks and his studies were dropped in favour of a music career.
In autumn 2006, Peñate signed to XL Recordings who delivered main-stream success with the release of his debut album Matinée.
His eclectic mix of styles incorporates elements of his varied influences which range from rockabilly and folk to jazz and trip-hop. He lists Prince, Jeff Buckley, Shuggie Otis, Todd Rundgren, JJ Cale, Harry Nillson and Herbie Hancock among his influences. Yet he delivers a genuine London voice and still manages to sound original.
His live performances are characterised by his much commented, "individualist" style of dancing where he plays guitar and dances simultaneously with a vigorous fluidity - he finds it hard to keep still.
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近日開催予定の公演はありません
Jack Peñate にお住いの地域での公演リクエストを送る
公演をリクエスト
ツアー中の同じテイストのアーティスト
Jack Peñate のライブ写真
すべての写真を表示
Merch (ad)
After You
$9.99
Everything Is New
$12.00
Be the One [Vinyl]
$49.00
Second Minute Or Hour
$1.99
Spit at Stars
$17.98
Torn On The Platform
$17.45
Tonight's Today
$79.00
Matinee (Bonus CD) by Jack Penate (20...
$129.00
Have I Been A Fool
$105.00
Setup
$25.67
concerts and tour dates
過去
9月
24
2020
London, United Kingdom
The Jazz Cafe
行きました
10月
30
2019
Brighton, United Kingdom
The Prince Albert
行きました
10月
29
2019
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Sound Basement
行きました
10月
27
2019
Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Head of Steam Newcastle
行きました
10月
25
2019
Glasgow, United Kingdom
SWG3 Poetry club
行きました
10月
24
2019
Manchester, United Kingdom
Yes Basement
行きました
もっと見る
Jack Peñate について
"The missing link between Jeff Buckley and Justin Timberlake" - Will Rees, Running Jump Records
Born 1984, Jack Peñate is a singer/songwriter from Blackheath in South London. He is the grandson of Mervyn Peake, author and illustrator of The Gormenghast Trilogy.
Along with the likes of Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele, etc, he is often included in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians - the 2006/2007 UK trend of young musicians singing without consciously altering their spoken English accent. (Esurary English being the accent commonly found around the south east of England, most notably in London [and even more notably among the youth], considered a compromise between Cockney and RP)
At 17 he started the band Jack's Basement with his friend Felix White. The band split in two, one half going on to form The Maccabees, the other forming Jack Peñate's band, including Joel Porter (bass) and Alex Robins (drums). Having started a Classics degree at UCL he hooked up with London indie club and label, Young Turks and his studies were dropped in favour of a music career.
In autumn 2006, Peñate signed to XL Recordings who delivered main-stream success with the release of his debut album Matinée.
His eclectic mix of styles incorporates elements of his varied influences which range from rockabilly and folk to jazz and trip-hop. He lists Prince, Jeff Buckley, Shuggie Otis, Todd Rundgren, JJ Cale, Harry Nillson and Herbie Hancock among his influences. Yet he delivers a genuine London voice and still manages to sound original.
His live performances are characterised by his much commented, "individualist" style of dancing where he plays guitar and dances simultaneously with a vigorous fluidity - he finds it hard to keep still.
Born 1984, Jack Peñate is a singer/songwriter from Blackheath in South London. He is the grandson of Mervyn Peake, author and illustrator of The Gormenghast Trilogy.
Along with the likes of Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele, etc, he is often included in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians - the 2006/2007 UK trend of young musicians singing without consciously altering their spoken English accent. (Esurary English being the accent commonly found around the south east of England, most notably in London [and even more notably among the youth], considered a compromise between Cockney and RP)
At 17 he started the band Jack's Basement with his friend Felix White. The band split in two, one half going on to form The Maccabees, the other forming Jack Peñate's band, including Joel Porter (bass) and Alex Robins (drums). Having started a Classics degree at UCL he hooked up with London indie club and label, Young Turks and his studies were dropped in favour of a music career.
In autumn 2006, Peñate signed to XL Recordings who delivered main-stream success with the release of his debut album Matinée.
His eclectic mix of styles incorporates elements of his varied influences which range from rockabilly and folk to jazz and trip-hop. He lists Prince, Jeff Buckley, Shuggie Otis, Todd Rundgren, JJ Cale, Harry Nillson and Herbie Hancock among his influences. Yet he delivers a genuine London voice and still manages to sound original.
His live performances are characterised by his much commented, "individualist" style of dancing where he plays guitar and dances simultaneously with a vigorous fluidity - he finds it hard to keep still.
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