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Last show of this tour and last show of the year for The Anchoress. Union Chapel is an incredible venue but it is a church so cushions recommended for those who don't like sitting on wooden pews. Support supplied by Leoni Kennedy who later played in the main band. As always songs of emotional angst and pain powerfully played and well translated from their album origins without compromise ending with a standing ovation from the audience. After the show The Anchoress was at the merchandise stand to say hello and sign posters and CD/albums. A unique artist who now goes back to her studio to write, record and produce her next album.
Posted by GR Robertson on 08/10/2023
The Anchoress, Union Chapel, London - 6th October 2023
A fun night
Not perfect but extremely good and very funny Some right jerks and some lovely people in the audience
Posted anonymously on 08/10/2023
The Anchoress, Union Chapel, London - 6th October 2023
Laid back, impressive
Really chilled night out. Great laid back sets by both support and Anchoress. Felt the nature of the songs really belonged at an intimate venue such as the downstairs stage
Posted anonymously on 11/05/2023
The Anchoress, Komedia Brighton, Brighton - 10th May 2023
The Anchoress is the work of Welsh baroque-pop songwriter and producer Catherine Anne Davies.
The acclaimed multi-instrumentalist has released two studio albums, including Confessions of a Romance Novelist (2016) and The Art of Losing (2021).
She has teamed up with Bernard Butler to record their shaped In Memory of My Feelings (2020) LP, and duetted with James Dean Bradfield of the 2018 Manic Street Preachers singles “Dylan & Caitlin”.