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Back for a return visit. Since issuing their superb Songs of The Hollow album in 2017, Cua have gone on to
become a band that has gathered in more praise than most from all the best sections
of the media.
Reviewing them at Americana UK, top writer Jeremy Searle said: “This Irish trio
stands right at the forefront of contemporary cutting-edge folk and even that
description sells it a little short.”
Issuing a similar judgement for Acoustic magazine, Julian Piper said: & quote, At its finest,
music should confound and amaze the listener, and this trio from Ireland have the
luck - and the ability - to be one of those outfits who can pull this off.. QUOTE
The band caused a sensation when they attracted a capacity crowd to their Celtic
Connections show in Glasgow, just before the pandemic struck. It was the first event
on the entire program to become sold-out.
If any confirmation of their popularity was needed, that came when they issued a
promo video that featured the track, Kings and Queens from their debut album. In
just over a month, it had been viewed more than seventeen thousand times on
Youtube.
Folk Radio UK declared: “If Cua are not on your radar, then they should be.”
Doors open 7.00pm for 8.00pm start
Tickets £15.00/18.00 via cafe website
www.fisherywharfcafe.co.uk
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Fishery Wharf, Fishery Lock, Fishery Road, HP1 1NA Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom, Fishery Wharf, Fishery Road, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1NA, United Kingdom
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