Seamus McLoughlin
PRESTON's own Seamus McLoughlin has earned the respect of the town's musicians and music fans alike for his high quality live performances and is certain to add some colour and passion into the next Saturday Acoustic night at Korova on November the 9th.
A successful touring singer and songwriter, Seamus has played major venues from Shepherd's Bush Empire in London to the Rockwood Music Hall in New York and festivals world wide, opening for and playing with bands such as The Alarm, The Wonder Stuff, Ocean Colour Scene, Karima Francis, Rae Morris, Starsailor, Mark Morriss of The Bluetones and many more.
He has also performed many times at the southwest festival in Austin, Texas, and at the CMJ conference in New York and toured the USA extensively. Playing from Los Angeles to NYC from Chicago to Kentucky.
With a strong vocal delivery, an effective, tight guitar playing style and a quietly charismatic presence, Seamus is sure to provide a good set for regulars and welcome newcomers at Preston's latest arts cafe/bar and music venue, Korova.
His debut album "Waiting For Tomorrow" is available on itunes. This was proceeded by the Latitdue E.P. featuring the track "I could be your lover" which won the exposure music award for best song.
http://youtu.be/Bwxz7lGpOB4
Bad Cardigan
Bad Cardigan are a fresh, young act from Lancashire, an acoustic duo, already gaining a solid reputation for great harmonies, tight arrangements and strong melodies with impact, playing gigs in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool.
Formed in September 2011, Jack Anwyl and Tom Randall, have already earned deserved support slots with the Levellers at venues around the country, and Korova is delighted to be part of a growing momentum of interest in their blossoming sound for our Saturday Acoustic.
Here's a sample track...http://badcardigan.bandcamp.com/track/complexity
Baxter Rhodes
Having heard so much about Baxter Rhodes, Korova is delighted to announce that this popular Lancashire songwriter will be playing a live set at the cafe arts bar in Preston on Saturday November the 9th.
Based in Colne, Baxter provides a driving rhythmic mix of folk, country and roots with an edge of soul and blues, through his original material. He has played festivals, top notch support slots, run bustling music nights and deservedly won over many music admirers in the region with his unique and effective style. We can't wait to catch his sounds.
"A weather-worn vocal style which compliments his lyrics perfectly ... expect excellent songs, excellently played"
Band on the Wall
"I like what this guy does" Sean McGinty, BBC Introducing Lancs.
"as delightful as marmalade on toast, Baxter’s succulent sounds tempt the listener to discover more" IndependentMusicNews.co.uk
"His music is delicious" Itsoundedsweet.com
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