Amy + The Calamities at The Acorn, Penzance

September 12, 2019
8:00 pm
Parade Street Penzance Cornwall TR18 4BU
The Acorn
£8 ADV/ £10 ATD
Amy + The Calamities at The Acorn, Penzance
Amy & The Calamities

London based folk and blues artist Amy & The Calamities hits the road on a mini tour of Cornwall this September.

Amy & The Calamities is the creation of Amy Wawn, a singer-songwriter born and raised in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Inspired by sounds of Son house and Howlin Wolf, and influenced by artists such as the White Stripes, Eddie Vedder and Ray Lamontagne, Amy’s style ranges from lively foot-stomping folk rhythms to the dirty-delicious sounds of delta blues on the slide guitar. This sound is accompanied by a dark, brooding vocal range, lilting melodies and thoughtful lyrics.

Amy is now based in Camden Town, London. In 2018 she was invited to play The Den Stage at The Cambridge Folk Festival which headlined artists Patti Smith and First Aid Kit that year. She released her debut EP ‘The Suspects’ in February 2018 in collaboration with exquisitely talented violinist, Georgina Leach who was recently nominated as ‘Instrumentalist Of The Year 2018’ by the Americana Music Association. The Suspects EP features six of Amy’s signature tracks and has been met with some great reviews. Indie Band Guru describes it as “a rare gem of true talent. With an impressive range of sound, a lyrical depth and sublime vocals, all the right boxes are ticked.”

“Amy has a depth that defies her age. Her intense and mesmerizing guitar work is matched effortlessly with her dark and brooding vocal range,” writes Rafael Pesce of Spiritual Records in Camden Town, London.

Catch her performing live at The Acorn, Penzance’s favourite affordable theatre for live music and performing arts, on Thursday 12th September!

Tickets: Advance £8/Door £10
https://theacorn.ticketsolve.com/shows/873606310

For more information please visit www.amyandthecalamities.com

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