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Rodney Branigan
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Wednesday 4th May - The Duchess, York , YO1 7NP - £17 Thursday 5th May - Picturedrome, Holmfirth , HD9 7DA - £16 Friday 6th May - Winding Wheel, Chesterfield , S41 7SA - £16 Saturday 7th May - The Half Moon, Putney, London , SW15 1EU Wednesday 11th May - The Assembly, Leamington , CV31 3NF - £16 Thursday 12th May - Waterfront, Norwich , NR1 1QH - £TBC Friday 13th May - The Junction, Cambridge , CB1 7GX - £16 Saturday 14th May - Arlington Arts Centre, Newbury , RG14 3BQ - £16 Sunday 15th May - Sandy Park Stadium, Exeter EX2 7NN - £16 Wednesday 18th May - The Brook, Southampton , SO17 3SD - £TBC Thursday 19th May - Concorde 2, Brighton , BN2 1EN - £19 Fri 20th May - Quarter House, Folkestone , CT20 1JR - £TBC Saturday 21st May - The Electric Palace , Bridport , DT6 3NY - £20.50
2011 festival appearances include: 22nd May Acoustic Festival of Britain 24th-26th June - Glastonbury Festival 30th July until 5th Aug - Cheltenham Guitar Festival 2- 4th Sept - Weyfest |
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Calling his music ”progressive folk fusion,” but that doesn’t do it justice. Clearly, Rodney Branigan has invented a new genre –– one that blends rock, folk, flamenco, madrigal, classical, bluegrass and jazz –– and, it all works. Most songs are instrumentals that are driving, thumping monsters. The vocal pieces are just as strong with Branigan playing music so compelling that you have to listen to it. It stuns the audience and hushes the room… even in a bustling L.A. club. |
‘Rodney
Branigan is one of the most amazing artists you
will ever see. Not simply because he’s unique, but rather because he’s
impossibly talented. Whether this artist made a deal at the Crossroads, or
has preternatural abilities is unknown.’ Music Connection Magazine |
Watching Branigan play is a mind-boggling experience. You look for the hard drive, because no musician could do what he’s doing. When no assistance is apparent, you wonder if he’s possessed. Playing three instruments at once, two guitars (a 12-string and 6-string) and a tambourine. His musical facility is so awe-inspiring that he kicks the “novelty” tag right to the curb. This is a real musician with extraordinary talent. | Branigan starts the show with one guitar across his knee, another resting vertically against his other leg, and a tambourine under his foot. He not only plays these instruments at the same time, Branigan also uses the guitar bodies for percussion. His sounds have attracted people passing by the club, who probably entered expecting to see a full band. Every single one of them was frozen in disbelief. Jaws dropped as patrons hushed newcomers who were asking, “Who is this guy?” No one wanted to miss a moment. |