Brown Horse – total dive tour 2026
Brown Horse offers a compelling blend of country rock steeped in the rich traditions of 70s folk and country, fused with the raw energy of 90s alternative rock. Hailing from Norwich, England, this six-piece band has crafted an authentic sound that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Their collaborative songwriting approach brings out the strengths of each member: vocals and guitar from Emma Tovell, guitar and vocals from Nyle Holihan, bass and vocals from Patrick Turner, drums from Rowan Braham, keyboards by Ben Auld, and the unique textures of Phoebe Troup’s violin.
Since their beginnings in 2018 as a folk quartet performing old-time standards and original material across English pubs, Brown Horse has evolved significantly. Following a pandemic hiatus, their 2022 reunion saw an expanded line-up and a shift towards a more guitar-driven country-rock style. Their journey has been punctuated by the release of two studio albums, with the latest, All the Right Weaknesses, released in April 2025 under Loose Music. This second album continues to build on their distinct blend of influences with compelling songwriting and musicianship.
“Brown Horse – total dive tour 2026” brings this dynamic six-piece to venues across the UK, including a stop at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds. This tour showcases the band’s continuing evolution and growing reputation, following appearances at high-profile events such as SXSW 2024 in Austin, Texas.
If you like Neil Young, Uncle Tupelo and Lucinda Williams, you’ll enjoy Brown Horse
If you appreciate Neil Young’s raw energy, Uncle Tupelo’s alt-country fusion, and Lucinda Williams’ emotive storytelling, you’ll 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.
Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
The Brudenell Social Club in Leeds stands out as a vibrant, community-led hub for music and arts. Offering two intimate music venues alongside a bar and games room, it provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for live performances. With a capacity of around 400, it’s a setting that fosters close connections between artists and audiences, ideal for Brown Horse’s rich and direct musical storytelling.




