Red River Dialect: New LP news + London show next week, 13/11, in Clapton, with special guests.

Saturday 8 November 2014

New LP news + London show next week, 13/11, in Clapton, with special guests.

Hello,

On Thursday November 13th we will be playing a show at The Dentists/33 Chatsworth Road. Our new band member, Robin, will be joining us on stage playing keys for the first time! On after us will be a very special guest band that we cannot announce yet. For those that use it, here's the FB page with details...

Post by 33 Chatsworth Rd.

for anyone else, the doors are at 8pm, the address is 33 Chatsworth Rd, E5 0LH London, United Kingdom and there will be a wegottickets link up on Monday. Advanced tickets £6, £8 on the door.

It's going to be a chance to see us play before an incredible artist in very intimate surroundings.

In a months time we are going to mix the new Red River Dialect record. I have said this before, but it's finished now and will be out sometime in 2015 on lp and other things. There is a second record which is also nearly finished, which will also see release in 2015. We hope to tour in the summer.

David

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