Hattie
Pearson, Xfm – ‘I
can’t
express how much I love this band; can’t get enough of them!’
Tom
Deacon, BBC Radio 1 – “Brilliant”
Dave
Gorman, Absolute Radio –
“Great track, more than deserves to rub shoulders with
Pulp
& Elbow”
Graham
Norton, BBC Radio 2 – “Isn’t
that a lovely thing?! Very nice indeed”
Drenched
in sunny nostalgia, Robbie Boyd shares the musical spirit of
Paul Simon,
Noah & the Whale and
Coldplay. His feel good
folk-pop songs have already earned
him national recognition with a live performance on ITV’s
‘This Morning’ to 1.3
million people, his singles have
been played on Xfm, Absolute
Radio and
6 Music and he was invited to
perform on
Chris Evans’ BBC Radio 2
Breakfast Show. His band made
the top 20
of MTV’s Brand New Unsigned for
2013, and have toured Argentina,
Italy,
France,
Germany
and the UK.
They have played on the same bill as The
Kooks, Johnny
Flynn, and Daughter,
and graced the stages of the
O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Hyde Park, Bestival and
Wilderness Festival.
Discovered
busking on the streets of London, Robbie grew up listening to and
being inspired by artists like James
Taylor, Bob Dylan and
The Beatles. Music runs deep in
Robbie’s veins and he’s been singing and playing guitar from a
very early age. Robbie has built a
large international fan base of 9,000
Facebook fans and 500,000
YouTube channel
views. His live shows have been
positively reviewed in The Times,
Evening Standard
and The
Telegraph. His
former single ‘When I Believe’
was chosen as Record of the Day’s ‘Record
of the Day’ and his first air
played song ‘Oh Alaska’
made the finals of the International
Songwriting Competition in
Nashville.
Robbie’s
charming songwriting and distinctive vocals combine with colourful
arrangements and nostalgic harmonies. He works with an eclectic mix
of talented musicians, to produce an exciting and uplifting
contemporary urban folk sound. Just in time for the summer, ‘Painted
Sky’ is an upbeat four track
EP featuring ‘Before
It Falls Apart’, ‘Oh
Alaska’, ‘Red
Queen’ and
new
single ‘I
Want You To Stay’.
Venue : Elevator Bar, Parliament Street Liverpool
Date: 24th May Doors open at 7pm
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