Jacob & Drinkwater at the URC


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Saturday 18th May

Jacob & Drinkwater at the URC

Best duo since Simon & Garfunkel! Live music organised by the Tree House Bookshop, supported by Kenilworth Arts Festival.

South-west based duo Jacob & Drinkwater have been called "stand out new folk" by BBC6 Music with their live show described as "intense and spellbinding" by Folk Radio UK. 

The duo formed in 2014 playing their first gig together at the iconic glastonbury festival. The duo's dynamic and emotionally charged live show with all its energy, musical chemistry and spontaneity has drawn comparisons with the virtuosic pairing of John Martyn and Danny Thompson. 

Jacob's sweeping vocals never fail to captivate, delivering many a spine-tingling moment; the fluidity and precision of his finger-picking underpinned by Drinkwater's nimbly rhythmic double bass; at times sweetly soaring, haunting, percussive and driving, the layers of depth a perfect counterfoil. The added complement of stirring vocal harmonies nicely rounds off the mix.

Singer-songwriter Tobias ben Jacob first received wider acclaim as part of the roots union with bbc folk award winners Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin (Edgelarks) including playing live for the BBC at Maida Vale Studios and recording in Nashville, Tennessee. He has toured extensively and had several releases including the 2017 album 'A Polyphonic Life' Tobias' songs have been featured in the documentary film Beating the Bomb and in the feature film Tomorrow.

Lukas Drinkwater is rightly referred to as "one of busiest musicians in the UK." In demand as a producer, performer and session player in the worlds of folk and jazz he has featured on many acclaimed albums. Recently he's been touring with 'AMA UK artist of the year' Emily Barker, Albert Jones, Ange Hardy, and the People's String Foundation. He has also worked with SethLakeman, 3 Daft Monkeys, Jim Causley, Lack of Afro, Lucy Ward, Tankus the Henge, Sam Kelly, The Little Unsaid and many more.

There will be a bar serving alcoholic and soft drinks.

7pm for a 7.30pm start.

Organised by the Tree House Bookshop supported by Kenilworth Arts Festival

Refund policy: we will only give refunds if a gig is sold out, and more than a week before the event. If you request a refund in the 7 days prior to the event, we will try to resell your tickets and refund your purchase if we are successful.

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