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Billie Bottle’s Temple of Shibboleth are delighted to announce that they are bringing their Mending Tour to The Acorn on Thurs 13th April.
The tour is promoting the release of their eponymous debut album, produced by George Shilling (Blur/Primal Scream/Bjork). The night will also feature folktronica duo, Solarference.
The Temple band are an all woman 5-piece based in Devon, who blend mythic prog/jazz with pop melodies. They have been described by All About Jazz as “vigorous and unequivocally hip”. The show combines art-rock with melodic grooves and is a really different experience that tells the story of The Week. How we cope with the world as it is today, practically, soulfully and with humour.
Billie sings and plays piano and keyboards and is joined by Viv Goodwin-Darke on flute and vocals, Roz Harding on alto sax, Anna Batson on bassoon and Emma Holbrook on drums.
With Billie, Viv also plays flute and sings for The Invisible Opera Company of Tibet, the tending of a vision sown with cult 70s band Gong. She was also a key member of psychedelic rock band, Magic Bus.
With Billie, Roz Harding has a long working relationship with avant-garde legends, Kate and Mike Westbrook.
Solarference are singers and sound artists Nic Janaway & Sarah Owen. They perform a genre-defying mix of live electronics and traditional folk. With voice and harmony at the heart of the music, Solarference meet audiences with an intense live energy.
Billie Bottle’s Temple of Shibboleth is released worldwide on double vinyl and digital download on 31st March 2023. It also features the voice and bass of the Canterbury Scene, Richard Sinclair (Caravan/Hatfield & The North).
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To see all tour dates and to buy tickets go to: billiebottle.co.uk
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Patrons with mobility requirements The Acorn Theatre is accessible via the ground floor entrance to the main auditorium (access via Greenmarket car park). Our licensed Cabaret Bar is on the lower-ground floor and easily accessible by wheelchair using the lift. If you wish to sit in a specific part of the auditorium or bar (depending on where the event is held) to be comfortable, please let our box office team know when you book. Tel: 01736 363545 We can accommodate a limited number of wheelchair users in our venue. Please inform the box office when you book so we can make provision for this and reserve your space. We cannot guarantee that we will be able to accommodate wheelchair-using ticket-holders for a performance if we do not receive any notification at the time of booking as we have a very limited wheelchair-using seating capacity, Thank you for your cooperation. We do, on occasion, have carers' tickets to shows. This enables the carer to have free entry to certain events. There is a wheelchair-user-accessible toilet on the lower-ground floor, downstairs by the Cabaret Bar. The Acorn Theatre strives to make our facilities and performances as accessible to as wide an audience as possible. For any further enquiries or additional support please contact the theatre Administrators
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