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Faustus in the Fall – Sunday evening concerts with Saul, Benji and Paul

Oct 16, 2020

For the very first time, Faustus will present their three albums performed in full from top to bottom. This special series of three concerts delivered via Zoom will be hosted live by Benji, Paul and Saul from their homes.

The band will share exclusive pre-recorded performances of each complete album (recorded this month at The Fleece Inn, Bretforton – see photo) as well as exploring the songs, the background and what the albums mean to them. Plus extras and opportunities to put questions to the band.

A series bundle ticket is available for £35 or tickets are £15 per concert. Tickets & details of all the concerts can be found below and here: https://www.wegottickets.com/faustus.

SUNDAY CONCERT # 1

FAUSTUS

2008 album

18 October at 19:30 (UK time)

 

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SUNDAY CONCERT # 2

BROKEN DOWN GENTLEMEN

2013 album

25 October at 19:30 (UK time)

 

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SUNDAY CONCERT # 3

DEATH AND OTHER ANIMALS

2016 album

11 November at 19:30 (UK time)

 

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The boys are also dragging themselves into the 21st Century to “keep up with the kids” … so for subscription details and to be able purchase a LOVELY Faustus red mug  visit: https://faustusfolk.bandcamp.com/merch/mug 

How VERY exciting !!

 

For more information visit http://www.faustusband.com

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