Sunflower Thieves have been slowly but surely inviting us in to their dreamy folk-centred world over the past few years. Throughout the end of 2021 and the beginnings of this year, they have introduced us to a glorious trilogy of singles which culminated in their stunning debut EP, ‘Someone To Be There For’. The Leeds-based...
...duo are truly a band for all weathers. While the lush, rolling soundscapes of songs like ‘I Don’t Know Why’ evoke the sense of bucolic sublimity we might associate with a glorious Summer day or the first meanderings of Spring weather, their haunting vocal harmonies feel equally comfortable holding our hands through the starkest and darkest winter moments.
Clocking in at five tracks, the EP feels like a mini-album designed to shine a light into the various corners of Sunflower Thieves’ multi-textured musical world. It serves as a fine introduction to an act that will surely be drawing huge headline audiences in the not-too-distant future. In the meantime, the band will be on and off the road at various points over the next few weeks and months as they draw a line under a hugely successful 2022 and begin to lay the foundations for their forthcoming takeover.
This weekend sees them take on Bristol and Manchester as support for Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, before an appearance at Hockley Hustle 2022 and November is treated to a short set of headline offerings. Tickets for all dates are available below and more will be added as confirmed:
October
13th – Exchange, Bristol
16th – Band On The Wall, Manchester
23rd - Hockley Hustle, Nottingham
November
2nd – The Finsbury, London
20th – Rough Trade, Nottingham
27th – Polar Bear Sonic Union, Kingston-Upon-Hull
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Clocking in at five tracks, the EP feels like a mini-album designed to shine a light into the various corners of Sunflower Thieves’ multi-textured musical world. It serves as a fine introduction to an act that will surely be drawing huge headline audiences in the not-too-distant future. In the meantime, the band will be on and off the road at various points over the next few weeks and months as they draw a line under a hugely successful 2022 and begin to lay the foundations for their forthcoming takeover.
This weekend sees them take on Bristol and Manchester as support for Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, before an appearance at Hockley Hustle 2022 and November is treated to a short set of headline offerings. Tickets for all dates are available below and more will be added as confirmed:
October
13th – Exchange, Bristol
16th – Band On The Wall, Manchester
23rd - Hockley Hustle, Nottingham
November
2nd – The Finsbury, London
20th – Rough Trade, Nottingham
27th – Polar Bear Sonic Union, Kingston-Upon-Hull
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