Frank Turner to play Birmingham
Frank Turner will bring his UK headline tour to Birmingham later this year.
The punk and folk singer/songwriter will put a new twist on his live set up, featuring a solo set followed by an unplugged band performance in seated venues.
Speaking about the format, Frank says: “For this tour, I thought it would be good to give the new album some proper attention, so the first set of mine of the night will be a solo run through some of those songs and stories; once the Souls are up with me, we're playing around with a slightly more stripped back, thoughtful folk approach to some of the older material, which feels different and powerful.
"Looking forward to sharing a slightly different show with everyone for this run.”
The 37-year-old Hampshire artist first rose to fame as the vocalist of post-hardcore band Million Dead before embarking on a primarily acoustic-based career/
To date, Frank has released seven solo albums, three rarities compilation albums, one split album and five EPs.
He is best known for songs such as Long Live the Queen, The Way I Tend To Be, Get Better, The Next Storm, If Ever I Stray and more.
Frank Turner will play Birmingham's Symphony Hall on December 1.
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