The Blackheart Orchestra plus support, Foxpalmer

Thu 13th April, 2023
8:00 pm - 10:30 pm (Doors: 7:30pm)
The Blackheart Orchestra plus support, Foxpalmer

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THIS EVENT IS NOT GOING TO BE CANCELLED.  IT WILL BE SEATED CABARET (Small Cafe style tables).

“Epic” Uncut

“Ethereal” Sunday Express

“A life-enhancing listening experience” Louder Than War

“Reaches areas of your head and heart you never knew existed” Metal Planet Music

Blackheart Orchestra is officially the smallest orchestra in the world. Two people playing 13 instruments between them, Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington draw on their backgrounds in rock, folk, electronica and classical music to create a unique sound frequently compared to early Pink Floyd, Portishead and Kate Bush as well as contemporary composers such as Steve Reich and Philip Glass.

Described as an ”Avant garde musical utopia” they perform in their ‘musical space station’ of instruments including guitar, bass, percussion, mandola, piano, organ, omnichord and vintage synthesisers. After over 1000 concerts and 4 albums they’ve played everywhere from Southampton to Sydney including London’s Palladium and Royal Albert Hall while piling up achievements from a nomination for the Progressive Music Limelight Award, Best British Duo, #4 Best New British Band, and #10 Most Important Rock Event of 2020.

More recently their universally applauded 2022 album Hotel Utopia went straight into the UK Rock Chart at #13, single If You Tolerate This made #22 in the iTunes chart and Chrissy Mostyn was voted #5 World Female Vocalist in Prog Magazine’s Readers’ Poll.

W: theblackheartorchestra.com

F: facebook.com/theblackheartorchestra

Foxpalmer

Foxpalmer aka Fern McNulty is a London-based singer-songwriter. She combines the genres of acoustic, rock and folk to create deep, tearful and soulful music. Her unique sound, original music and captivating live shows have won her considerable airplay and performances at a number of UK festivals including Godiva and Celtic Connections.

“A strong connection can be made between Foxpalmer and Fleetwood Mac” The Voice Magazine

“A fantastic voice and acoustic playing reminiscent of Tracey Chapman” Fireworks Magazine