Never the Twain
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have a heart like a broken clock? How did the unknown woman of the Seine become the most kissed face in history? And if you had 24 hours before the apocalypse, what kind of love song would you write? Discover the answers to these questions and many more when Never The Twain perform Love Songs for the End of the World.
Stevie Simkin’s poetic, melodic songs, driven by his distinctive fingerpicking style and Dan Conroy’s fluid, lyrical violin, breach divisions between folk and country, acoustic singer-songwriter and guitar-driven rock. For one night only, a full electric band will recreate the album arrangements. Get ready to be rocked and rolled, lulled and heartbroken
30th October is the album’s release date for streaming platforms but CDs (including download codes) will be available on the night, five days before the streaming release. A premium-priced ticket entitles you to a free copy from the merch table, giving you £3 off the full price of the gatefold CD and its 12-page booklet!
Support comes from popular local band The Ben Poore Project, a folk-rock leaning collective built around the songs and stories of Southampton-based Singer-Songwriter Ben Poore: acoustic guitars, storytelling lyrics, and arrangements that leave room for the audience to step into songs about the things most of us quietly carry: lost friendships, late-night doubts, breakups that shouldn’t have hurt but did, tiny victories that mattered more than we admitted, and the kind of messy joy you only notice when you look back.
Premium ticket: £16 (includes free CD from the merch table on the night)
Standard ticket: £10
Student discount (ID required) £8
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have a heart like a broken clock? How did the unknown woman of the Seine become the most kissed face in history? And if you had 24 hours before the apocalypse, what kind of love song would you write? Discover the answers to these questions and many more when Never The Twain perform Love Songs for the End of the World.
Stevie Simkin’s poetic, melodic songs, driven by his distinctive fingerpicking style and Dan Conroy’s fluid, lyrical violin, breach divisions between folk and country, acoustic singer-songwriter and guitar-driven rock. For one night only, a full electric band will recreate the album arrangements. Get ready to be rocked and rolled, lulled and heartbroken
30th October is the album’s release date for streaming platforms but CDs (including download codes) will be available on the night, five days before the streaming release. A premium-priced ticket entitles you to a free copy from the merch table, giving you £3 off the full price of the gatefold CD and its 12-page booklet!
Support comes from popular local band The Ben Poore Project, a folk-rock leaning collective built around the songs and stories of Southampton-based Singer-Songwriter Ben Poore: acoustic guitars, storytelling lyrics, and arrangements that leave room for the audience to step into songs about the things most of us quietly carry: lost friendships, late-night doubts, breakups that shouldn’t have hurt but did, tiny victories that mattered more than we admitted, and the kind of messy joy you only notice when you look back.
Premium ticket: £16 (includes free CD from the merch table on the night)
Standard ticket: £10
Student discount (ID required) £8
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Where is it happening?
3 St Pauls Hill, SO22 5AE Winchester, United Kingdom, 7 St Pauls Hill, Winchester, SO22 5, United Kingdom
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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Host or PublisherThe Railway Inn
