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Bird in the Belly presents

Bird in the Belly

Thursday 14th April

Bird In The Belly are back with their own brand of Folk-Noir.

Known for their songs of social relevance, meticulous research and unearthing of dusty poems, texts and overlooked songs, Bird in the Belly will be performing songs from all three albums (The Crowing 2018, Neighbours & Sisters 2019 and new release After the City 2022), bringing to audiences their atmospheric and cinematic live show with distinctive and arresting songs.

Bird in the Belly comprises Laura Ward and Adam Ronchetti of duo Hickory Signals together with solo Artist Ben ‘Jinnwoo’ Webb and multi-instrumentalist and producer Tom Pryor.

This year, the ever-intriguing Brighton band met the theme of a post-apocalyptic planet, full of cities and people being overthrown by disaster and disease full on, creating their third studio album After the City – rich with their trademark ‘folk noir’. As beguiling as it is disturbing, the end result is another startling, theatrical album from a discerning, uncompromising collective who continue to be a revelation. After the City will be released on February 25th 2022.

“They can be cosmopolitan in one breath, ethereal in the next. The rapid evolution of Bird in the Belly into one of our finest folk acts is a joy to behold”  FolkRadio co.uk

Run time: 110 minutes

Age recommendation: 6+

Doors open 1 hour before the performance starts

Full Price £15

Concession £12.50

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