A rare chance to see roots-rock & roll group The Buffalo Skinners!
In 2010, Pete, James, Robbie & Lawrence formed The Buffalo Skinners. They're in town for one night only playing a set made up of tunes from their last four records.
The current band mixes earthy accordion and fiddle tones with bluesy Fender Rhodes keys and guitar, their vocal harmonies freshly augmented by new members Clare Quinn & Rebecca Philip. On the band's latest album 'Picking Up What You’re Putting Down' they're fully submerged in a lively electric sound they'd previously only dipped their toes into. Tracks like Sonny Song and Wrong Crowd redolent of Cease Your Dreaming’s ‘Monkey On Your Back.’
Their travels have taken them across the USA, Ireland, France, Germany and Norway, with UK highlights including Glastonbury, BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park, Cambridge Folk Festival, Tramlines and Deer Shed. Along the way, they’ve earned spins and praise from BBC tastemakers Steve Lamacq, Bob Harris, Cerys Matthews, Janice Long, Paul Jones and Dermot O’Leary.
"Their music is painted vividly across a broad canvas, using a palette that draws easily from traditional folk and rock’n’roll."
- God Is In the TV
"If The Buffalo Skinners happen to be performing anywhere near you, don't miss them. You could regret it for the rest of your days" - At The Barrier
"They just got the crowd going and had a roaring reception. Astonishing."
- Janice Long, BBC Radio 2
"Buskers made good!"
- Steve Lamacq, BBC 6Music
Praise for ‘Cease Your Dreaming’
“…a clear development on the band’s firmly established skiffle-folk sound by introducing a variety of influences. Hugely charming and entertaining” 9/10 Exposed Magazine
“…a confident and well-rounded release that encompasses 50s rock n roll with catchy acoustic driven Americana. There is a lot of breadth in this record and the material is strong. For a record rooted in traditional rock n roll and country soul structures, The Buffalo Skinners have delivered an album that sounds fresh and inviting.” 8/10 Americana UK
“Packed with neat lyrical turns and melodies that recall Whitney’s debut album” Clash Magazine
“There’s maturity and complexity to their writing” R2 Magazine
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