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Tunng

Wed 19 Nov 7:30pm

Wed 19 Nov 7:30pm

£26 / £14.50 U18s + students (includes £3 booking fee)
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Wiltshire Music Centre
Wiltshire Music Centre Ashley Road Bradford-on-Avon UK

01225 860 100

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The folktronica-loving London band mark 20 years of innovative music, with a special show featuring songs from their new and classic albums. It's also the first night of their November tour.

Join genre-defying pioneers Tunng as they celebrate 20 years of their unique “pagan folktronica” sound – a magical blend of acoustic folk, rich harmonies, and experimental electronics – with the first night of their November tour. With their acclaimed new album Love You All Over Again, the band returns to its roots with warmth, wit and wonderful sounds. Expect songs that are both playfully surreal and deeply moving, performed by a six-piece line-up whose chemistry shines live. Featuring fan favourites like Jenny Again and Bullets, this is a rare chance to catch one of the UK’s most inventive and beloved alternative bands in an intimate setting.

 

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Tunng emerged from London’s underground scene in the early 2000s with a sound that would come to define the term folktronica — blending delicate acoustic melodies, poetic lyrics and glitchy electronics in ways no one had quite heard before. Co-founded by producer Mike Lindsay and songwriter Sam Genders, the band quickly gained a cult following with their debut album This is Tunng… Mother’s Daughter and Other Songs. Over eight albums, they’ve remained quietly ground-breaking, weaving folklore, philosophy and playful weirdness into music that’s as emotionally rich as it is sonically adventurous.  It’s warm, wonderful and just a tiny bit surreal.