gigs

  • Sunday 3rd June - Lunar Festival, Tanworth in Arden (Hall Brothers & John Carey)
  • Wednesday 6th June - Otley Folk Club (Plumhall)
  • Saturday 16th June - York The Duchess (plumhall supporting Stolen Earth)
  • Sunday 17th June - Beverley Festival (Plumhall) afternoon in the Moonbeams Tent - more details soon
  • Sunday 17th June - BBC Radio Leeds The Durbervilles Folk & Roots Show (Plumhall live session and interview)
  • Sunday 24th June - Dent Festival (Hall Bros & John Carey afternoon)
  • Thursday 28th June - Grassington Fringe Festival; plumhall at The Craven Arms, Appletreewick
  • Tuesday 3rd July - Otley Junction (Nick B Hall & The Resurrection Men)
  • Saturday 7th July - York MOR Music Festival (Plumhall)
  • Friday 13th July - Moonbeams Wold Top Festival (Plumhall)
  • 27-29 July - Hardraw Gathering Festival (Plumhall / Hall Bros)
  • Tuesday 7th August - LONDON 12 Bar Club (Plumhall supporting Jude Rawlins)
  • Sunday 16th September - Saltaire Festival (plumhall with full band 3.45pm)
  • 20 - 23 September - Otley Festival (Plumhall & Hall Bros & John Carey)
  • Sunday 7th October - Ingleton Festival (Hall Bros & John Carey)

Thursday 8 May 2008

first review of 'hurts like hell'

here is part of the first review of 'hurts like hell' from the woven wheat whispers site;

"The four tracks on this EP show off Nick's considerable talent as both singer and songwriter and show he has a knack for creating catchy songs that have appeal to audiences in either a local folk club or on a larger, more mainstream stage. These are songs, that with some radio play could easily become big sellers. The opener, Patching up my Soul, brings the Icicle Works to mind, being a powerful and hook-laden song with a very singable chorus. Hurts like Hell is a strong and tender "lost love" ballad, while Undertow is a brooding low key song chock full of emotion and sincerity.

The Man Apart closes the EP and has the vibe of a Celtic romp and should be a real crowd pleaser when played live. There is honestly nothing to criticize here. These are timeless songs, high on melody content and with a commercial edge.

A folk rock gem for the 21st century."