Lach in Concert in Leeds!
Lach in Concert in Leeds! at Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds
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Antifolk Founder Lach in a Rare Intimate Concert £8.80
Includes booking fee
About the show
A Lach concert is hard to define. So, let's let some folks you may know give it a try:
"Lach is great!" - Bob Dylan
"Lach is incredibly bright, influential, funny, and he’s got his own, sort of, counter-culture charm. He is part of New York folklore."-Suzanne Vega
"He’s f*cking funny!" - Nikki Sixx (Motley Crüe)
"Lach is incredibly entertaining. The captain of our ship." - Duglas T Stewart (BMX Bandits)
"The best punk rhythm guitarist since Johnny Ramone."-Billy Ficca (Television)
"The greatest punk songwriter you've never heard of." - Louder Than War
"★★★★!" - Splendid! Best of its kind!"- Mojo
"★★★★★! Really quite magical!" - The Herald
"★★★★★! Thoroughly entertaining and unique!" - The Daily Record and Sunday Mail
"★★★★★! Lach is a beat-punk-unplugged joy, and likely to send you home with several favourite new songs"- The Guardian
"He's a street-corner ambassador. Lach is beat. He's a ringmaster. He's a poet's poet." - Michelle Shocked
"Lach is the godfather of Antifolk, and one of the finest (and most prolific) singer-songwriters around." – Dean Friedman
"Lach has so much power and authority and edge to him. He's outstanding, actually.” - Tom Robinson
"Lach is so what the East Village used to be all about. He's a gruff‑and-tough punk turned poet with a heart of gold." - Timeout New York
"A wholly enjoyable voyage into a strange and brilliant musical mind!” - Billboard
Featuring - Lach
Legendary founder of the international Antifolk movement with six critically ecstatic albums released. The star of BBC Radio 4's series The Lach Chronicles. (Top Radio Pick in The Times, Observer, Telegraph, Independent, Daily Mail and Radio Times!)
"Roots of modern songwriting: Dylan, Barrett, Drake and Lach!" - Time Out London /
"Lach is a very intelligent songwriter, funny, poetic. He became part of New York folklore."-Suzanne Vega
"Lach is a beat-punk-unplugged joy!"-The Guardian UK