Peter Bruntnell, James Walbourne

Peter Bruntnell with James Walbourne - acoustic performance.

Nos Da Comrade-NO.7 in MOJO 2016 Americana albums of the year.

If you ask the likes of Peter Buck, Scott Mccaughey, Willy Vlautin, Jay Farrar, John Murry or Kathleen Edwards they’ll all agree that Peter Bruntnell is a writer with rare and mysterious qualities.There are many influences at work on this new record from The Beatles to Big Star to Nick Drake (although they're not necessarily apparent, like the best influences aren't), and when NME claimed that “Peter Bruntnell’s records should be taught in schools”, they were referring to the particular appeal of the quiet Devonian’s songwriting craft. Nos Da Comrade returns emphatically to the earliest days of Bruntnell’s career, a full-on electric psych-rock experience.

*"Bruntnell has a remarkable knack for turning out big, dreamy, melodic, memorable songs"* - **MOJO**

*"His songs are warm and beautifully radiant"* - **Uncut**

*"One of the finest songwriters in Britain"* - **The Independent**

*"One of England's best kept musical secrets"* - **Rolling Stone**

This is a Socially Distanced Event. Tickets are available to purchase in groups of 2, 4 and 6, priced at £15 each. Doors open 3pm and 7pm, band on stage strictly 3.30pm and 7.30 pm, no late entries permitted.

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS AN EARLY SHOW - TICKETS ONLY VALID FOR 3PM EVENT

Don't forget to book a separate table in the pub if you would like to have a drink or food before or after the show. Table service for drinks will also be provided in the venue for the duration of the event.