SBT( Sarabeth Tucek) In Concert

SBT [Sarabeth Tucek] • The Plaudits!

“Stunning debut” – Uncut (4****)

“A dusky, desert-folk gem” – The Times

“Absolutely amazing 8/10” – NME

“You may have just found your new comedown queen. Let every gentle note and piercing word move you slowly and surely to tears” – Time Out

“An extremely fine piece of work from this extraordinarily promising newcomer” – The Independent on Sunday

“Amazingly accomplished” – Sunday Times

“Her rich, sad voice makes her rise above the pack” – Daily Telegraph

“Something for you – the most beautiful single of the year” – NME

“A set of songs that are often as disquietingly spare as they are beautiful” – Uncut (4****)

“A Triumph!” – Von Pip Musical Express (10/10)

FOUR (****) STARS – Q Magazine

“An early and strong contender for album of the year. It’s that good…” – Shakenstir (5/5)

“Well worth the wait” – The Line Of Best Fit

“A second album to buck the system” – Scrink

“A cut above most contemporary female singer-songwriters, certainly” – Headheritage (Julian Cope’s Website)

“I fucking love this record” – What is Music?

+Sarabeth Tucek emerges from a decade-long hibernation with a new double-album Joan of All under the new moniker SBT – a longtime nickname giv

en to her by the many musicians she has worked with throughout her career.After retreating from the fevered pace of the record business to concentrate on other creative endeavors, Sarabeth began to piece together the music that would eventually become her most ambitious, personal project yet – the sprawling double-album Joan Of All, which will be released world-wide on 19th May 2023 via her own freshly-minted imprint Ocean Omen.

Sarabeth Tucek officially broke onto the music scene 2003 performing a series of spellbinding duets with Bill Callahan on the acclaimed Smog album Supper. This was swiftly followed by a memorable appearance in the prize-winning Brian Jonestown Massacre documentary DiG! Sarabeth also contributed material to their 2005 EP release, We Are the Radio. One of Sarabeth’s compositions covered by the band on that EP, “Seer,” would later be retitled and released in 2006 as Tucek’s debut single, “Something for You”, which became Steve Lamacq’s Single Of The Week on BBC Radio 6 Music.

Her self-titled debut album produced by Luther Russell and Ethan Johns hit stores the following year and garnered rave reviews in the press, leading her to supporting Bob Dylan and unfaltering support at the BBC.

In 2011, Sarabeth followed up her extraordinary debut with a raw, uncompromising album entitled Get Well Soon, praised as an unflinching meditation on the subject of grief. This release made many year-end lists and the title track was featured on the first season of HBO’s Girls.

The new album features lead-off single “The Gift”, as featured heavily on Marc Riley’s BBC 6 Music show, which is taken from the double A-side 7”, “The Gift / 13th St. #2”. Also featured on the album is an entirely different, heavier version of the flip side, entitled “13th St. #1”.

Sarabeth will support the epic Joan Of All with a 18-date tour of the UK May/June 2023, including a BBC 6 Music live session for Marc Riley.

Doors 7.30 pm, performance starts 8pm, ends 10.30pm, bar closes 11pm.