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Larkin Poe - Postponed Bluesfest Touring the promoter of event name, has advised that this event has been rescheduled. Current Date & Venue Wed 15 Apr, Factory Theatre New Date & Venue Wed 7 Apr 2021, Factory Theatre What happens to my tickets? All tickets purchased for the original dates will be honoured and reissued for the rescheduled dates. If you are unable to attend the new dates or new show dates can't be rescheduled, please contact us at the following link to receive a full refund here Should you wish to request a refund, please submit your request prior to 5pm, Friday the 19th of June, 2020. If your credit or debit card has been permanently closed/cancelled or the card has expired, please supply us with updated bank details here in order to process your refund.
After a sell-out run in 2019, blues sisters Larkin Poe are back to play even bigger venues in both Melbourne and Sydney this April. Taking a modern interpretation on traditional blues music, the Lovell’s performance is like a breath of fresh air to the blues scene.
Making music under the name of their Great-Great-Great-Grandfather, Larkin Poe create a unique brand of gritty, southern-fried blues, roots ‘n’ roll. Rebecca Lovell’s voice is full, comforting and charismatic as is seamlessly blends into her big sister Megan’s gospel-like backing vocals. Both performing as multi-instrumentalists, it’s Megan that often steals the show, providing the perfect balance with some cracking lap steal solos; their performances that have garnered plenty of high-profile admirers such as Elvis Costello, Keith Urban, Bob Seger and Russell Crowe.
Their latest album ‘Venom & Faith’ pushes the genre-defining boundaries on the understanding of Southern influenced music to a limit. Larkin Poe balance their love for experimenting with new sound techniques against a celebration of traditional blues music. With a few unexpected twists including an electronic synth pad, horn section and a tight bass and drum section – the energy from their live show is something that can only come from family ties and is a thrilling depiction of blues in the 21st Century.
"The band keeps a strong outlaw mentality and defy expectations of roots rock” - Paste Magazine
Venue: The Factory Theatre, NSW
Date: Wed 07 Apr 2021 7:00PM
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