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Show of Hands New Double Live Album with Special Guests Track Dogs

Dec 5, 2022

Following the highly successful Spring Tour, 2022,  with Track Dogs – Show of Hands are pleased to announce the live album ‘The Dog Show Sessions Live’ will be released on 1st February,2023 (Pre order details below). Recorded at Eggbeer Farm and Exeter Cathedral this album includes the entire Dog Show Sessions set list.

The first single will be the full six-piece, rip-roaring joint effort on a bluegrass, Americana classic, “Ruby, Are You Mad at Your Man”. 

2022 saw a great alliance and friendship between the two groups, culminating in an electrifying killer set for the headline gig of Shrewsbury Folk Festival. The combination of these two bands has all the depth of the shared folk genres with a whole new level of in-your-face energy.

The Track Dogs will be joining Show Of Hands, as one of their special guests for The Royal Albert Hall on 10th April! There will be more collaborations and plenty of surprises yet to come, so make sure not to miss out on “The Last Post”.

The Track Dogs comprise of 2 Irishmen, 1 Englishman and 1 American and the band came together in 2011 to make their unique brand of acoustic music; a veritable 4×4 of voices and instruments identified for their dynamic fusion of styles including folk, latin, Americana & even some bluegrass.

The four Madrid based  “madrileños” (Garrett Wall, Dave Mooney, Howard Brown & Robbie K. Jones) whose artistic names derives from the dark subterranean world of New York’s subway system,  8th Studio Album,  Fire On The Rails is a kicking album that grows on the work that has opened so many doors for the band.

To pre-order the CD visit:  showofhands.bandcamp.com/album/the-dog-show-sessions-live-3

To Order Tickets for the Albert Hall visit: www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2023/show-of-hands/

For further details visit:

trackdogsmusic.com

trackdogsmusic.com

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