A gig held at The Old England Pub on Saturday 18th May. The event starts at 20:00.
Our next gig is back at one of our faves, the Old E in Montpelier on Saturday 18th May.
So we said we had some special guests and they don’t get much more special than Doug and Ben who will each be playing a support slot at the gig. Both have a very important place in the history of our band and are very much family to us. Please make sure to join us from 8 to hear their tunes.
AND what’s more… we are going to release our ‘Transit of Mercury’ EP before the gig on all platforms and so the gig will also be a celebration of those tunes.
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The Lasting Days are a four piece band with an Americana influenced indie-rock feel who are known for wowing audiences with their electrically charged performances. The band bring a fresh sound with their male-female vocal harmonies, distinctive song structures, beautiful melancholic melodies and emotive rock.
The Bristol-based band is composed of songwriter Richard Smith, a vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist who creates unforgettable melodies and riffs on guitar, piano and violin; Sarah Proudfoot, a vocalist and fellow multi-instrumentalist; Pete Beddoes on drums and Richard Riley on bass guitar.
The Lasting Days gained worldwide exposure after their music featured on acclaimed travel show ‘Departures’ which can be streamed on Netflix. Other previous releases include their eponymous debut EP, October looking South, We Simplify, Scylla and numerous label samplers.
"This is a creative band at their free thinking best." - Fix magazine
"they play a beautiful set of folk-drenched indie. Stunning strings compliment the catchy tunes, such as Speakeasy. With sniffs of Johnny Flynn and Show of Hands and a George Ezra-esque growl to his vocals at the end, it makes for compelling watching." - Bristol 24/7
"loyal fans from the band’s long history on the local scene (and there were clearly plenty of them present) were delighted to see them delve into their extensive back catalogue, making full use of the extra time and space offered by a headline appearance to crack out a wider range of instruments. The room really came alive at this point, with a lot more of the energy and raucousness that The Lasting Days are known for – both on and off the stage” - tap the feed
Entry requirements: 18+
So we said we had some special guests and they don’t get much more special than Doug and Ben who will each be playing a support slot at the gig. Both have a very important place in the history of our band and are very much family to us. Please make sure to join us from 8 to hear their tunes.
AND what’s more… we are going to release our ‘Transit of Mercury’ EP before the gig on all platforms and so the gig will also be a celebration of those tunes.
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The Lasting Days are a four piece band with an Americana influenced indie-rock feel who are known for wowing audiences with their electrically charged performances. The band bring a fresh sound with their male-female vocal harmonies, distinctive song structures, beautiful melancholic melodies and emotive rock.
The Bristol-based band is composed of songwriter Richard Smith, a vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist who creates unforgettable melodies and riffs on guitar, piano and violin; Sarah Proudfoot, a vocalist and fellow multi-instrumentalist; Pete Beddoes on drums and Richard Riley on bass guitar.
The Lasting Days gained worldwide exposure after their music featured on acclaimed travel show ‘Departures’ which can be streamed on Netflix. Other previous releases include their eponymous debut EP, October looking South, We Simplify, Scylla and numerous label samplers.
"This is a creative band at their free thinking best." - Fix magazine
"they play a beautiful set of folk-drenched indie. Stunning strings compliment the catchy tunes, such as Speakeasy. With sniffs of Johnny Flynn and Show of Hands and a George Ezra-esque growl to his vocals at the end, it makes for compelling watching." - Bristol 24/7
"loyal fans from the band’s long history on the local scene (and there were clearly plenty of them present) were delighted to see them delve into their extensive back catalogue, making full use of the extra time and space offered by a headline appearance to crack out a wider range of instruments. The room really came alive at this point, with a lot more of the energy and raucousness that The Lasting Days are known for – both on and off the stage” - tap the feed
Entry requirements: 18+
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