Manchester band make Brum debut

Sunday 24 November 2019
Oystercatcher
Rosie Tee + Eloise Fabbri
Centrala, Birmingham
A trio of artists share the stage in this intimate city centre arts space. Expect a heady brew of Jazz / Progressive / Electro and sounds, blended with human stories, dreams and poetry.

Following their South Africa tour, don’t miss Oystercatcher’s debut Birmingham show, forming part of a UK tour in support of their latest release – Dear Katie.

Oystercatcher
Oystercatcher is a music collective based in Manchester. At its core are vocals and bass duo Caitlin Laing and Tom Chapman, but their philosophy is to make each live performance unique by constantly varying line-ups and arrangements. They use their freedom as arrangers to explore different sound-worlds in the studio, braving unorthodox techniques to create recordings that have a separate identity to their live performances.

Rosie Tee
Rosie Tee is a songwriter, composer and performer based in Birmingham. With an innovative, atmospheric blend of electronic, jazz, classical and pop, Rosie’s sound has been dubbed a ‘grown-up brand of art-pop’ by The Unsigned Guide. Hailed as ‘transcendent’ and ‘genre-defying’, her contemporary approach to songwriting straddles the contrasting worlds of alt-pop, rising UK Jazz and& contemporary classical. Colour and image are at the centre of Tee’s lyrical writing, depicting imagined scenes and scenarios. Her sound is inspired by that of Laura Mvula, Björk and Anna Meredith.

Eloise Fabbri
A sense of menace combined with smokey vocal tones make Eloise’s performance one not to be missed. Expect explosive songs arranged with a stripped back piano accompaniment at this one off and intimate night.

LISTINGS
Sunday 24 November 2019
Oystercatcher / Rosie Tee / Eloise Fabbri
Centrala, Unit 4 Minerva Works, 158 Fazeley Street, Birmingham B5 5RT
7.30pm
£6 (adv); £10 (door)
For more information at Oystercatcher, see:

Oystercatcher

Oystercatcher: Tom and Caitlin.

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