19:00

Saturday

20 Feb

2016

The Crookes

Sound Control

This is a general admission event, no seating plan is available

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Like the writer Calvino once said: “There’s a boundary line: on one side are those who make books, and on the other those who read them.” You could typify the Sheffield four-piece as well read, or versed, in tales of love and the space in-between, but they are dreamers who resonate more with a life lived. 

George Waite (vocals/bass guitar), Daniel Hopewell (lyrics/guitar), Tom Dakin (guitar), and newcomer, Adam Crofts (drums), embody the adage that true expression only exists in a world of words said, adventures had, and change embraced. 

In a way, it would be correct to say The Crookes define wanderlust, just as much as it defines them. They’ve travelled from the North of England, across the plains of Europe, over the seas to Tokyo, and lived out the Beatnik dream along the highways of the States. 

The Crookes’ previous releases include ‘Dreams of Another Day’ EP (2010), ‘Chasing After Ghosts’ (2011), ‘Hold Fast’ (2012), and ‘Soapbox’ (2014). 

When speaking of The Crookes, the words of Calvino could be amended: there are those who make music, there are those who listen to music, and then, there are those who live it.

"The Crookes' world is a charming one of snuffboxes, broken tea cups and lovers sharing a gasper under gas-lit lamp posts" - Q Magazine

“The Crookes are a band that show what happens when pop music goes right” - Live4Ever

"The potential leaders of England's smart, taut "New-Pop" movement" - NYLON Magazine

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