Beatrix Players
Prog-Award Winners Beatrix Players have announced UK shows including supporting Steve Harley for three sold out shows at Cardiff’s Acapela Studio on February 14th, 15th & 16th plus their on headline show on Sunday 22nd April.
Beatrix Players recently released double A-side single All That Thinking / Hurt late last year. All That Thinking being taken from their 2017 debut album, Magnified, while Hurt is a previously unreleased studio recording of the Nine Inch Nails song, famously covered by Johnny Cash on his American IV: The Man Comes Around album.
The trio recently won the prestigious Limelight Award at the 2017 Prog Awards which took place at London’s Globe Theatre on September 14th, and performed Hurt live to an audience of peers, critics and industry insiders. The Limelight Award highlights the best of the talent that has emerged over the past 12 months on the progressive rock scene.
Through their enchantingly dark and evocative melodies, expansive arrangements and empowered orchestral sound Beatrix Players tell stories of real life and fantasy. Citing influences as diverse as Michael Nyman and Regina Spektor and drawing comparisons to the likes of Kate Bush and Einaudi Ludovico. There are tempestuous passages in the bands’ music that you can imagine being delivered by traditional rock instrumentation but it is the very absence of guitars and drums that means there’s nobody out there quite like Beatrix Players.
BEATRIX PLAYERS UK SHOW DETAILS
Sunday 11th February
Robin 2, Wolverhampton
(supportingSerpentyne)
www.therobin.co.uk
Wednesday 14th February
Acapela Studio, Cardiff
(supporting Steve Harley Acoustic Trio) SOLD OUT
Thursday 15th February
Acapela Studio, Cardiff
(supporting Steve Harley Acoustic Trio) SOLD OUT
Friday 16th February
Acapela Studio, Cardiff
(supporting Steve Harley Acoustic Trio) SOLD OUT
Sunday 22nd April
Acapela Studio, Cardiff
(Headline Show)
www.acapela.co.uk/events/beatrix-players/
www.beatrixplayers.co.uk
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For more information contact [email protected] / 0207 241 5010 / 07909 901 322
