The Felice Brothers – UK TOUR 2027
The Felice Brothers, an acclaimed American folk rock band with roots in the Catskill Mountains of New York, bring their evocative storytelling and rich blend of folk, rock, and country influences to the UK as part of The Felice Brothers 3 TOUR 2027. Renowned for their authentic Americana sound, the band features Ian Felice on guitar and vocals, James Felice on piano and vocals, Jeske Hume on bass, and Will Lawrence on drums, together crafting music that resonates deeply with audiences seeking heartfelt narrative and musical depth.
In 2024, The Felice Brothers released their album Valley of Abandoned Songs, a profound collection of 13 previously unreleased tracks drawn from recording sessions of their earlier works, Undress and Asylum on the Hill. This latest offering delves into themes of death, regret, fear, devotion, and disillusionment, showcasing the band's introspective songwriting and continuing evolution while remaining faithful to their roots.
"September9s tour to the UK is too brief so we will be returning in February 2027 to do this thing right. Who knows3we might even have something fresh to share with you all. See you soon. Peace and Love, the brothers."
Fans of artists blending Americana with thoughtful lyrics and an expansive musical palette—think bands in the vein of The Band or early Wilco—will find The Felice Brothers' performances richly rewarding. Their music carries the earthy grit and narrative complexity that make each song a journey through real human experience.
Queens Hall, Edinburgh
This show takes place at Queens Hall in Edinburgh, a venue celebrated for its superb acoustics and intimate atmosphere. Housed in an A-listed Georgian former church, Queens Hall offers an experience where every note carries warmth and clarity, allowing audience members to feel closely connected to the performers. With a capacity of around 800 to 900, it has a sterling reputation for presenting a wide array of live music, including folk and roots music, making it an ideal setting for The Felice Brothers’ blend of Americana.
