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Upcoming shows: Admiral Fallow... Skinny Lister... New Starts... The Sheepdogs... The Dead Tongues... Svaneborg Kardyb... James Heather... The Unthanks in Winter... Jim Moray... Josh Rouse... John Craigie... Julian Taylor... Emily Barker... Gratis: Sophie Jamieson... C Duncan... Dustin O’Halloran... Chuck Prophet... The Ocelots... Sean Rowe... Jim Ghedi... Fionn Regan... The Weather Station... Beans on Toast... Joshua Burnside... The Loft... Martin Kohlstedt... Nadia Reid... Danny & the Champions of the World... The Delines... Chris Brain... Heather Nova... Mark Eitzel... Jeffrey Martin... Hayden Thorpe & Propellor Ensemble... Jerron Paxton... Throwing Muses...

When: 7.30pm on Thursday 14 November 2019
Where: The Eagle Inn, 19 Collier Street, Salford, M3 7DW

We continue our new series of free entry shows at the Eagle Inn – with Molly Linen and Cult Party!

Molly Linen is a Shropshire-born, Glasgow-based songwriter and guitarist. Her beguiling voice is both emotive yet serene recalling the dulcet whispered tones of Cat Power, layered upon melodic guitar lines which draw influence from artist such as Devon Sproule and Nick Drake.

The EP Outside follows the release of Linen’s wonderfully received debut single Away (May 2019), which was described as ‘remarkably mature, so beautifully focused, and so frightfully exciting’ by influential blog For The Rabbits, with radio play from the likes of BBC 6 Music (Gideon Coe) and BBC Radio Scotland (Vic Galloway and Roddy Hart).

Beginning life as the bedroom project of multi-disciplinary artist Leo Robinson – a specialist in the kind of hushed, evocative recordings which bring to mind the intimacy of well-loved acts like The Microphones and ThanksgivingCult Party has quickly blossomed into one of the most respected bands working out of Manchester. Leo’s baritone croon intones a sequence of emotionally expressive lyrics, veering from free-associative poetry to intimate confessionals.

This is a free show – but we strongly advise booking your place in advance via Ticketweb.co.uk

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