Over two years of relentless touring in the UK and Europe, The Little Unsaid has gained a reputation for leaving audiences emotionally riveted, with impassioned and cathartic live shows that slide between Nick Cave-esque intensity and the tender, poetic sincerity of Leonard Cohen.

Led by multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer John Elliott, the band are currently working on their fourth album with Radiohead engineer Graeme Stewart. This ambitious new collection of Elliott’s hauntingly personal songs celebrates the reawakening of love after emerging from a period of severe emotional trauma, with the band refining what Dots and Dashes has called ‘a giddying conflation of folk, electronica and lavish orchestration…one of the supposed genre’s grandest successes thus far.’ Legendary DJ and music presenter Bob Harris has shown his firm support of the band, playing several singles on his BBC Radio 2 show and describing The Little Unsaid as ‘an amazing act.’

Frequentradio play on BBC 6 Music has also helped amass an active and devoted following that has crowd-funded three releases and has recently helped reach the funding target for the latest album via the band’s Pledge Music page. Having sold out their last three shows in London and played to increasingly packed venues across the UK, John and the band will continue to build their reputation as a must-see live act, dedicated to a rigorous work ethic and forever chasing those moments of genuine emotional connection with audiences. With extensive tours of the UK and Europe planned following a return to Glastonbury and other major festivals in the summer, 2016 is set to be a monumental year for The Little Unsaid.

Tickets £8 (£6) seated

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