The Harrison, 28 Harrison Street, WC1H 8JF London, United Kingdom Ph: 020 7278 3966
Nearest tube Kings Cross, 7 mins walk.
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Doors 7.30 pm Adv tickets £6.00 Door price £7.00 Please Scroll Down For More Details
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DOWN IN THE BASEMENT is a monthly Friday night of rockin’ country, blues, alt/indie folk and rock’n’roll in The Harrison basement. Three live bands each night, the basement bar will be open, the stereo will be loud and the chairs will be cleared away so get yer dancin’ shoes on!
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The Cedars combine raucous Folk-Americana with dark, foreboding blues and the occasional heart-stopping ballad to produce heady, intoxicating music. They have built both a formidable live set and an enthusiastic following and are highly respected amongst their peers on the alt.folk and Americana scenes. The Cedars have played a huge variety of shows and festivals including Glastonbury, Reading, Secret Garden Party, Trowbridge, Wilderness, The Great Escape, Camp Bestival, Cropredy, Truck and live on BBC Radio 4.
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“A very very good album” … “I love their sound” – Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2
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“The album is certainly going to be worth waiting for” – Mark Lamarr, BBC Radio 2
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“A singer who can break hearts and mend them in an instant, ★★★★” – Q Magazine
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“Rough-edged, whisky-fuelled, foot-stomping majesty, ★★★★★” – Loud and Quiet Magazine
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“An excellent album, ★★★★” – Country Music People magazine
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“The next generation of sound is here and at its forefront are The Cedars” – Fatea Magazine
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“One of the most damn enjoyable records of the year so far” – Americana UK
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“A thoroughly juicy selection serves as a splendid introduction to a band currently at the forefront of the UK’s alt.country scene” – R2 Magazine (Rock’n’Reel)
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“They’re very clearly a class act; there are a whole raft of signed bands unfit to lick the shiny boots of The Cedars” – Performing Musician magazine
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London four piece House Above The Sun deal in beautifully constructed tightly wound guitar based epics that unfurl like late the best of late seventies Television and Patti Smith, with a folk and Americana twist. Dual male/female vocals and smart lyrics complete the picture.
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