Glastonbury Festival – a plethora of big names, huge atmospheres and legends bringing back catalogues of hits to crowds reaching tens of thousands. This is what you see on the extensive coverage provided by the BBC over the weekend. What…
Tag: Keston Cobblers Club
#348 Keston Cobblers’ Club – For, Words
For a band whose energy is one of their greatest attributes, it’s great to hear Keston Cobblers’ Club taking a lower-octane approach with this excellent track from 2011. It’s an understated treat, and gives real weight to the swell and…
Artist blog | Angie from Patch & the Giant’s 9 new band tips for 2014
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Did you have fun? Was it great? Was it full of port and disgusting levels of over-indulgence? Having spent a good couple of days as a statistic ‘home without power’ I thankfully saw Christmas through with a…
#224 Simon & Garfunkel – The Only Living Boy In New York
It’s Paul Simon’s birthday today so we asked some of our favourite bands to pick their favourite of his songs: Worry Dolls: American Tune Dave Gerard: Graceland Sophie Jamieson and Patch & the Giant guitarist/banjo player Liam Hoflay: Call Me…
#211 To Kill a King and Keston Cobblers Club – Ain’t Ever Coming Home
Here’s To Kill a King with their friends from the excellent Keston Cobblers Club performing ‘Ain’t Ever Coming Home’. The To Kill a King chaps are mighty busy. Their album is out on 7th October, they’re about to go on tour…
News | Keston Cobblers’ Club release new single – and play live on Routemaster bus
Keston Cobblers’ Club have announced ‘A Scene Of Plenty’ as their new single. The Bromley four-piece will unleash the track on August 5 as a follow-up to Beam, a former FFS Song of the Day. ‘A Scene Of Plenty’ is…
EP | Keston Cobblers’ Club – A Scene Of Plenty
It is said that many years ago in the village of Keston, in the London Borough of Bromley, the local cobbler would spend the evenings playing his fiddle to the raucous village rabble. The music he played was so foot-stomping…
#83 Keston Cobblers’ Club – Beam
We pretty much love Keston Cobblers’ Club. Their music is utterly infectious. If you don’t actually get up and dance, you’ll at least be tapping away. Stop reading this and just press play.
Live | The Leisure Society @ Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
“I think we must be the most English band of all time,” says the Leisure Society’s Christian Hardy as he politely suggests some audience participation towards the end of their set at Queen Elizabeth Hall. Profusely thanking everybody for coming,…