Brown Horse – total dive tour 2026
Brown Horse, the Norwich-based country rock collective, continues to forge a compelling path with their 2026 “Brown Horse – total dive tour 2026”. This six-piece ensemble skillfully blends the guitar-driven sounds of 90s alternative rock with the timeless folk and country influences of the 70s, producing a rich and textured musical experience. Originally formed as a folk quartet in 2018, the band evolved after a pandemic hiatus, expanding their lineup and sound to encompass a fuller, more dynamic style.
Following their acclaimed debut album Reservoir in 2023, Brown Horse released their sophomore album, All the Right Weaknesses, on April 4, 2025, via Loose Music. This album further showcases their blend of reflective storytelling and compelling musicianship that firmly places them within the country rock genre while embracing their alternative rock roots.
The band’s lineup features Emma Tovell on vocals and guitar, Nyle Holihan on guitar and vocals, Patrick Turner on bass and vocals, Rowan Braham on drums, Ben Auld on keyboards, and Phoebe Troup on violin. Their collaborative songwriting process shines through in their live performances, which have resonated with audiences during extensive tours across the UK, Europe, and notable appearances including SXSW 2024 in Austin.
If you like Neil Young, Uncle Tupelo and Lucinda Williams, you9ll enjoy Brown Horse
If you appreciate Neil Young9s raw energy, Uncle Tupelo9s alt-country fusion, and Lucinda Williams’ emotive storytelling, you9ll enjoy Brown Horse. This Norwich-based band seamlessly blends 90s alternative rock with 70s country, creating a distinctive sound that resonates with fans of these artists. Their music captures the essence of classic country rock while infusing it with a modern edge, making them a must-listen for enthusiasts of the genre.
The 2026 tour spans several notable venues including a date at The Tin Music and Arts in Coventry. Situated in Coventry’s historic Canal Basin, The Tin provides an intimate and atmospheric setting enhanced by its striking architecture — an 18th-century coal storage building with exposed brick walls and curved ceilings. This culturally vibrant venue is known for its warm ambiance and commitment to fostering live music and creative community events, offering a perfect backdrop for Brown Horse’s immersive country rock sound.
