Huw & The Greater Good + The Overmorrow at Mr Wolfs

A gig held at Mr Wolfs on Friday 17th November. The event starts at 21:00.


Bonded by a love of classic and contemporary bands from Cage the Elephant, The Black Keys, The War on Drugs, The Waterboys, to name a few. Huw & The Greater Good formed in 2020 and are fronted by the uncompromisingly powerful and soulful voice of Huw Eddy, their live show is lauded as a liberating and powerful experience.

A band fast gaining momentum as one of the UK’s most exciting acts despite having only just begun, with their debut EP released in Spring 2020 taking names in 2022/23. The late Janice Long stated ‘It’s soulful, psychedelic and he has a wonderful voice’ , when championing the band on the BBC.

In the short time they’ve been together they’ve earned fans from the audiences of Tramlines festival, Greenbelt, Beautiful Days, BBC Car Fest, Head for the Hills and in support of Badly Drawn Boy, The Magic Numbers, Will and the People, Tom Odell, and more.

With support from The Overmorrow, a lively Bristol based folk/rock band that started as a lockdown project and quickly evolved into an exciting and unique 5-piece. They have since been busy stealing hearts all over the city, delivering original songs telling stories that conjure up an England of days gone by. Whimsical, charming and sometimes downright foot stomping. The Overmorrow have it all.


Door Policy
Mr Wolfs is an 18+ venue, please bring ID.
Last entry with a ticket at 11:30pm, but all tickets holders are welcome to stay for the after show DJ until close. If you are planning to arrive later for the DJs, then payment will be taken on the door.
We reserve the right to turn away large groups, in particular Stag Parties, Sports Socials or Pub Golf. We want everyone who comes to Mr Wolfs to feel safe and comfortable. If this happens and you have purchased tickets, a full refund will be processed within 7 working days.

Entry requirements: 18+

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