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The Dark Secrets

Posted on by Loudhailer Music in Songs and Stories

The Dark Secrets new album, Band of Brothers, was launched with a bang at Kardomah94 last night.  The band played a brilliant set including all our favourites, And So It Begins, Space Age, Antarctica, Why Are You So Cold? and Escalation. Rich and I had a dance to Travelling on a Stone, and Jeff played … Continue reading The Dark Secrets →

Tom Kay’s Album Launch

Posted on by Loudhailer Music in Loudhailer Acoustic, Songs and Stories

We were delighted that Tom Kay invited us to play an acoustic Rich & Lou's Loudhailer set at the launch of his superb new album From the Outside In at Kardomah94. Tom was one of the first people to come and play at Loudhailer Acoustic with beautiful cool songs, like John Martyn and early Tom … Continue reading Tom Kay’s Album Launch →

Thomas Bertolotti at St Mary’s Church

Posted on by Loudhailer Music in Early Music

Cellist, Thomas Bertolotti was spectacular at St Mary's Church this evening. We had a family evening out and it was amazing. We first came across Tom when he played Halvorsen’s Passacaglia on a theme by Handel with violinist Chris Heron at the excellent inaugural Project Strings concert last year and couldn't miss the chance to see … Continue reading Thomas Bertolotti at St Mary’s Church →

Loudhailer Acoustic April 2016

Posted on by Loudhailer Music in Loudhailer Acoustic

Thanks to everyone who came to Loudhailer Acoustic last night, it was a lovely evening.  There were lots of fantastic new songs and poems, a few nods of the head to the 80s and at least two clean shaven surprises. Rich & I opened the show with something new that we have in mind for … Continue reading Loudhailer Acoustic April 2016 →

Out to Sea

Posted on by Loudhailer Music in Loudhailer Acoustic, Loudhailer Electric Company

News flash! Here's a preview track from our forthcoming Loudhailer Electric Company album. It's Out to Sea, recorded at Fairview Studio, featuring Jeff's pink and orange psychedelic slide guitar, me and Rich's down and dirty bass and drums, Chris's soaring violin, Rich's Big Six harmonica, and a tale about herons, foxes, peregrine falcons and unrequited love. You can see … Continue reading Out to Sea →