The Felice Brothers – UK TOUR 2027

Emerging from the heart of the Catskill Mountains, The Felice Brothers have long been a beacon of authentic Americana, seamlessly weaving folk, rock, and country into a rich tapestry of sound. Their approach to storytelling — evocative, raw, and deeply human — invites listeners into intimate narratives that linger well beyond the last note. The band features Ian Felice on guitar and vocals, James Felice on piano and vocals, Jeske Hume on bass, and Will Lawrence on drums, each contributing to the layered textures that define their captivating performances.

The upcoming UK tour, "The Felice Brothers 1 – UK TOUR 2027," offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the group's dynamic live presence. Notably, this tour supports their 2024 release, Valley of Abandoned Songs, a thoughtfully curated collection of 13 previously unreleased tracks from sessions for their albums Undress and Asylum on the Hill. The album probes themes such as death, regret, fear, devotion, and disillusionment, showcasing the band's introspective depth and evolution while remaining rooted in their hallmark sound.

For fans drawn to the textured storytelling of artists like Jason Isbell or The Avett Brothers, The Felice Brothers deliver a similar emotional resonance through their fusion of folk sensibility and rousing rock elements. Their music is a testament to the enduring power of roots music to convey life's complexities with honesty and heart.

The Fire Station, Sunderland

The Fire Station in Sunderland provides a vibrant and intimate setting befitting the nuanced sounds of The Felice Brothers. Featuring a brand-new, state-of-the-art auditorium alongside the Engine Room bar & bistro, it serves not only as a venue for live music but also as a community hub supporting a breadth of artistic endeavors including jazz, theatre, and comedy. Its commitment to nurturing emerging talent and hosting diverse creative expressions ensures that each performance is part of a living, breathing cultural tapestry.

"Septembers tour to the UK is too brief so we will be returning in February to do this thing right. Who knowswe might even have something fresh to share with you all. See you soon. Peace and Love, the brothers." — The Felice Brothers