Modern acoustic Americana with gorgeous harmonies
Wed, 23/01/2019 | Southsea *SOLD OUT* | Tea Tray Cafe |
Thu, 24/01/2019 | Glossop | Cellar Bar Sessions |
Fri, 25/01/2019 | Horsley, Northumberland | Hearth Cafe |
Sat, 26/01/2019 | Eyemouth | Hippodrome |
Sun, 27/01/2019 | Newport on Tay | The Rio (Dundee Acoustic Music Club) |
Tue, 29/01/2019 | Glasgow | Celtic Connections |
Wed, 30/01/2019 | Manchester | Carlton Club |
Thu, 31/01/2019 | Bradford on Avon | West Barn |
Fri, 01/02/2019 | Malvern | Elmslie House |
Sat, 02/02/2019 | Huddersfield *SOLD OUT* | Carlile Institute |
Sun, 03/02/2019 | Sheffield | Cafe #9 |
Tue, 05/02/2019 | Frodsham | Helsby Bluegrass Club – contact us for details |
Wed, 06/02/2019 | Lowdham | The Old Ship Inn |
Thu, 07/02/2019 | London | Green Note |
Fri, 08/02/2019 | Worth Matravers | Square & Compass |
Sat, 09/02/2019 | Farnham | Sands Room Sessions |
Sun, 10/02/2019 | Clacton | House concert – contact us for details |
Hailing from Virginia, The Honey Dewdrops settled in Baltimore in 2014 after a long stretch of living on the road. This outstanding Americana/roots duo (Laura Wortman and Kagey Parrish) has been touring full time for almost 10 years throughout North America, and made their first European foray in late 2016 on Germany’s Bluegrass Jamboree tour. True North Music is delighted to be bringing The Honey Dewdrops back to Europe in early 2019 for their debut UK tour!
With gorgeous vocal harmonies and a versatile musical set-up that includes clawhammer banjo, mandolin, harmonica and guitars, the duo treats listeners to a raft of memorable, beautifully performed songs. Although undeniably steeped in old-time music, bluegrass and country, The Honey Dewdrops manage to exquisitely encompass both traditional and modern in their unique sound. The pair have released four albums, and are working on their upcoming release. Both recordings and live performances have received glowing reviews, often described as “mesmerising,” and “evocative”.
“Just one of the highlights from an outstanding album, the song Same Old mines some of the territory of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, with lilting banjo, gorgeous harmonies and tasteful pedal steel, and exemplifies this duo’s simple yet beautiful music.” —NPR Music