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3 Daft Monkeys Announce Winter Tour 3 Daft Monkeys announce winter tour Festival favourites 3 Daft Monkeys bring their quirky and original approach to music back to venues across the UK this winter, after a whirlwind summer of international gigs and festival headline shows. After experiencing the band’s notoriously energetic live performance at Glastonbury Festival this summer to a packed-out Avalon Stage, Mark Radcliffe declared them as one of his “Highlights of the Festival” on BBC TV coverage, and subsequently invited them to play a session on his BBC Radio 2 Folk Show on Weds 26th November. In their famously intense and dynamic live shows, the band will be performing songs from their award-winning latest album Of Stones and Bones (Best Album, Spiral Earth Awards 2014), a collection of old, new and fictional Cornish tales of forbidden love, murder, rebellion, witchcraft and piracy. All delivered with “panache and a wicked vein of humour”. With a new 4-piece line-up, the band weave enchanting melodies with catchy choruses, virtuoso fiddle, rhythmic 12-string guitar, solid bass, hand-percussion kit and 3-part harmonies. With Celtic and eastern influences, the 3 Daft Monkeys’ dynamic style of world-influenced folk music and infectious dancing rhythms, will leave you breathless, enthralled and exhilarated. The desire to dance is irresistible. Please visit www.3daftmonkeys.co.uk Dates as follows: November Fri 14th TOTNES The Barrel House Sat 15th ROPLEY Parish Hall Sun 16th SHEFFIELD Greystones Thurs 27th BRISTOL Thunderbolt Fri 28th LIVERPOOL East Village Arts Club Sat 29th WREXHAM Catrin Finch Centre Sun 30th OXFORD Bullingdon December Thurs 4th NOTTINGHAM Bodega Fri 5th BURY The Met Sat 6th CIRENCESTER Royal Agricultural University Sun 7th CHELTENHAM Frog and Fiddle Thurs 18th LEEDS Brudenell Social Club Fri 19th BIRMINGHAM Oobleck Sat 20th NORWICH Waterfront Sun 21st LONDON New Cross Inn e [email protected] t 07729263818.
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