Wounded Bear, Rosalind + James Ewan Tait

Wounded Bear
Rosalind + James Ewan Tait
Sunday 1st March, 7.30pm
Tickets are £3 in advance (£5 on the door) and are available from Earworm Records, the venue in person or online via See Tickets.

Wounded Bear

Wounded Bear’s Josh Finn masterfully weaves together melodic finger-style guitar and poetic lyricism that can bring quite to the loudest of rooms. After releasing his debut E.P, ‘A Calm Night for a Bullfight’, Josh has already caught the eye of Benjamin Francis Leftwich whom he has supported on tour, and of Ear to the Ground Music that included Josh in their list of ‘songwriters that could change your life’.

‘Secrets stopped me in my tracks to the point where I listened to it continuously about eight times.’
Jericho Keys – BBC Radio York

‘He has a rich, deep voice which enticingly draws you into his songs, most of which weave wonderful stories through their sometimes intricately clever lyrics.’
Bill Adamson, With Just a Hint of Mayhem

Rosalind

Rosalind is the musical culmination of all of alt-folk singer-songwriter Elanor Milne’s creative efforts so far. These melancholic lullabies will lure you into a story realm of sylvan guitar lines and haunting vocals. Glimpses of a dark Joni Mitchell and lashes of Scott Matthew’s lyricism, Rosalind has an impressive year of shows behind her, all in anticipation of a debut release.

2019 saw Rosalind collaborate with the likes of Benjamin Francis Leftwich, notably providing the second vocal on latest single ‘Elephant’, and joining him on tour in Oslo, Copenhagen and Stockholm as ad-hoc vocalist in Wounded Bear. She has also shared a stage with critically-acclaimed artists Sam Amidon, Rose Cousins, and Cattle and Cane. Following a busy year, 2020 has already seen Rosalind work with award-winning producer Matt Ingram (The Staves, Laura Marling, Florence and the Machine) on a yet-to-be released single and looks forward to her first UK Tour.

‘Scorchingly brilliant… Ellie’s songs are built on a tsunami of soul-baring emotions’
Bill Adamson, With Just a Hint of Mayhem

‘Utterly mesmerising’
Chris Helme, The Seahorses