Home to psychedelic wanderers, everyday cult icons and experimental deep thinkers, Fire curates a special evening for Independent Venue Week featuring Isle-of-Eigg psych-dad Pictish Trail and Welsh liminal shapeshifters Islet; a far-flung smorgasbord brought into unified focus for one night only.
Heady with hooks and unforgettable melodies, gliding on deeply danceable grooves, Air Waves’ innate compassion, concision and uncanny pop continues to shine. Nico Schneit revisits their acclaimed 2022 album ‘The Dance’ by way of a new remix from Canadian, electronic duo Blue Hawaii.
A bonafide Psych Folk Ambient Opus fitting in somewhere between Vince Guaraldi and Jon Brion and 'Music of Egon Schiele' era Rachel's
Announcing a special one-off performance by ‘The Giant Syndicate’ - featuring Giant Sand’s Howe Gelb, The Dream Syndicate’s Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses, 50FootWave) headlining a ten-hour music marathon at the restored art deco theatre/cinema EartH. An all-day event, celebrating 40 years of Fire Records. Giant Sand, Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh will also be performing full sets.
Announcing a special one-off performance by ‘The Giant Syndicate’ - featuring Giant Sand’s Howe Gelb, The Dream Syndicate’s Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh (Throwing Muses, 50FootWave) headlining a ten-hour music marathon at the restored art deco theatre/cinema EartH. An all-day event, celebrating 40 years of Fire Records. Giant Sand, Steve Wynn and Kristin Hersh will also be performing full sets.
The Lemonheads release ‘Fear Of Living’ on November 15th on Fire Records. A reflective upbeat slice of perfect pop with a grittier Evan at the helm and a riff that’s plucked from the very heart of rock ‘n’ roll.
Bas Jan's new album 'Back To The Swamp' is out now and you can expect a polished and poignant collection of perfectly-crafted pop songs that retains their authentic indie edginess. It’s also an album filled with intriguing stories
“A moving and impressive tribute” — The Guardian. A lineup of stellar acts (Robert Plant, Jacqui McShee, Robert Plant, Bernard Butler, Martin Simpson, host Stewart Lee, plus many more) and an appreciative audience gathered at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday evening to celebrate the life and music of Bert Jansch on what would’ve been his 80th birthday.
New artist Ella Raphael delivers a deeply personal, poignant vignette with warmth and emotion. "See you Through was written in a period of profound sadness. It's a song of warm support to hold someone, as well as the understanding of letting go.” A magnificent modern classic with influences from Karen Dalton to Vashti Bunyan or Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes.