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Suthering Announce UK Autumn Tour and Second Album Produced by Sean Lakeman.

May 21, 2024

Folk duo Suthering will showcase their new album Leave A Light On at music and arts venues across the UK this autumn.

Set for release on 4th October 2024, this 11-track collection of songs builds on the success of their well-received 2022 debut album, If We Turn Away.

Evocative and distinctive, Suthering (Julu Irvine & Heg Brignall) transport audiences with exquisite vocal harmonies and their message of hope during hard times. They bring chemistry and humour to the stage, championing female characters, creating new narratives for women and unearthing the female heroines of folk.

Leave a light on is Suthering’s second studio album. Produced by Sean Lakeman (Levellers, Seth Lakeman), the album is a bold new direction in sound for the duo. It’s a poignant and powerful exploration of themes affecting the social and political landscape. The album is a collection of personal reflections, captivating stories and modern day songs of protest and unity.

“These songs have a rawness and an honesty about them. It’s more personal than our first album and Sean’s influence has helped push our sound in a new and exciting direction. We can’t wait to tour it.” – Heg Brignall, Suthering

Don’t miss their live shows as the duo take these compelling songs on tour in autumn 2024.

Live Dates as follows:

SEPT 28th- PLYMOUTH* – Barbican Theatre
SEPT 29th- TAVISTOCK* – The Wharf
OCT 3rd- LEAMINGTON SPA – Temperance
OCT 5th – MALVERN – Colwall Alehouse
OCT 6th – MARTOCK – Bower Hinton Chapel
OCT 10th – BATH – Chapel Arts
OCT 11th – TAUNTON – Brewhouse Studio
OCT 12th – CREDITON – Crediton Arts Centre
OCT 13th – PENZANCE – The Acorn
OCT 19th- ROSS-ON-WYE+ – Corn Exchange
NOV 6th – NORWICH – Anteros Arts
NOV 7th- MILTON KEYNES – The Stables
NOV 8th- WESTON-SUPER-MARE – Front Room
NOV 9th – AWLISCOMBE – Old Rectory Studio
NOV 13th – LONDON – Cecil Sharp House
NOV 14th – MARGATE – Rosslyn Court
NOV 16th- BRISTOL* – Folk House

* Band show
+ With guests Ross Folk Choir

For further information and ticket links please visit www.suthering.com

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