Tuesday 23 February 2016

10th March 2016 (SCE #7)

The Details

Date: Thursday, 10th, March 2016
Venue: 176 Whitechapel Road, London, E1 1BJ
Time: 8.30pm
Entry: £5.00
Travel: Whitechapel Tube & London Overground, various buses

The Performers

Jeremy Tuplin
A singer-songwriter from the West Country where he cut his musical teeth at intimate venues and folk clubs around Somerset. Now based in London but gigging all around the UK, his songs explore themes of romance, humour and adventure and more with soul-baring honesty. An insightful lyricist whose truly original story songs are infused with folk, indie and Americana influences to name a few, combining to create a unique sound defined by a distinctive, deep vocal. His debut EP 'Carry The Fire' was released in November 2014. 

Rob Corcoran
It’s hard to categorize London based Dubliner Rob Corcoran’s music by genre.  He sings and he writes songs but he's not the typical singer-songwriter.  He is clearly influenced by vintage American and Irish folk but he’s in no way a folk singer in the traditional sense.  He cites his father’s old vinyl collection which included the likes of Bob Dylan, Makem and Clancy and Simon and Garfunkel as the early gateway to a life long fascination with songs, and his later obsession with the lyrics of people like Townes Van Zandt and Leonard Cohen as providing him with the tools to explore the inner, often shadowy core of things.

Mine Host

Simon Hopper is the founder and host of Song Club East. See earlier posts in this blog.

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