Rob Heron & the Tea Pad Orchestra + Karoline

• Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra •
// Roots – NewCastle, UK //

Influences principales : from Bob Wills to Django Reinhardt, George Jones to Tom Waits

[FR]
Pour Rob Heron & the Tea Pad Orchestra, l’importance n’ est pas le genre musical par lequel vous les définissez – western swing, country blues, ragtime hokum ou quoi que ce soit d’autre – la seule chose qui importe est que vous compreniez qu’ils sont 100 % sincères et 100% plongés dans leur truc. Et ce n’est pas pour les flatter. Ils vivent et respirent leur musique et veulent que vous plongiez avec eux.
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[EN]
Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra don’t care what genre you choose to put them in – western swing, country blues, ragtime hokum or whatever else– as long as you understand that they’re 100% sincere and 100% immersed in this stuff. This is no lazy pastiche, no dressing up box. They live and breathe this music and want you to get immersed with them.

The Tea Pad are seven years into a remarkable story that began with four friends studying at Newcastle University and now sees them playing venues and festivals across the UK and mainland Europe. Based in Newcastle Upon Tyne but with members hailing from Orkney to Warwickshire, the Tea Pad sound draws on myriad influences – from Bob Wills to Django Reinhardt, George Jones to Tom Waits – yet ultimately sounds like nobody else, that North Eastern Swing style that’s utterly their own and changing all the time.

Across their four albums – 2012’s “Money Isn’t Everything”, 2014’s “Talk About The Weather”, 2016’s “Something Blue” and the brand new “Soul Of My City” – the band have constantly added new flavours to their sound: Heron in particular is a vinyl obsessive, always fired up about some new passion – calypso or boogaloo or whatever this week brings – and that eclecticism feeds into their songs, with the new album adding twangy 60s guitar tones and modernist R&B styles.

ECOUTER : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyjYyNoiLIM

• Karoline •
// Country Folk – Lyon //

Influences principales : Ladybug and the Wolf, Miranda Lambert, The Allman Brothers Band

La musique de Karoline nous ballade en anglais entre la
country, le blues et la folk et les quatre coins de son
imaginaire. Telle une véritable invitation au voyage, son
premier EP « A Spell Out to Sea » présente un univers
lumineux et poétique, ou chaque morceaux serait un
continent à explorer.

ECOUTER : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCxoS2vtmqA37gG8SFBYJyg

KRASPEK MYZIK
20h30 – 6/8€