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The Felice Brothers tickets

The Felice Brothers Tickets

The Felice Brothers Leeds Irish Centre, Leeds
Wednesday 10th February 2027 Doors at 00:00
The Felice Brothers + support Gorilla, Manchester
Thursday 11th February 2027 Doors at 19:00
The Felice Brothers Plus special guests The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
Saturday 13th February 2027 Doors at 19:00
Wednesday 17th February 2027 Doors at 19:00
The Felice Brothers + support O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, London
Thursday 18th February 2027 Doors at 19:00
The Felice Brothers Rescue Rooms, Nottingham
Friday 19th February 2027 Doors at 18:30
The Felice Brothers The Crossing, Birmingham
Saturday 20th February 2027 Doors at 19:00
Headlining Found Festival 2026 This Is The Kit, Stornoway, Elephant Sessions, The Felice Brothers & more! Claydon Estate, Buckingham
Friday 28th August 2026 - Monday 31st August 2026
Performing at The Long Road Stanford Hall, Lutterworth
Friday 28th August 2026 - Sunday 30th August 2026 Gates at: 12:00
The Felice Brothers Fan Reviews (1) 5.0
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What fun ! Go !

Wonderful gig. Only knew a couple of they songs. But what a great concert. I go to many many gigs. Big and small and this was just great omg the best evenings. Thank you !

Posted by VJP on 09/11/2024

The Felice Brothers, Electric Ballroom, London - 7th November 2024

The Felice Brothers first emerged from New York's Hudson Valley with a gloriously ramshackle sound that draws on everything from Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan to Walt Whitman and Flannery O'Connor. In just a few short years, they went from busking in the subway to playing Radio City Music Hall with Bright Eyes and appearing everywhere from the Newport Folk Festival to Levon Helm's Midnight Ramble. Beginning with Tonight at the Arizona (2007), the band helped pave the way for the modern folk revival, while at the same time testing its boundaries with bold sonic experimentation and unyielding integrity.


Their album Valley of Abandoned Songs arrived on Conor Oberst's Million Stars label and shows the group at their most intimate and unvarnished. Balancing hope and despair in equal measure, it explores the search for meaning and connection through the eyes of a wide-ranging cast of misfits and outcasts. Rootsy, literary and quietly profound, it is the work of a band who have always followed their own path.


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