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Paul Weller has announced a huge outdoor show tour for summer 2022. The respected music and style icon will headline a show at The Hop Farm, Kent on Saturday 18 June 2022.
Few artists have influenced music like Paul Weller and next summer, fans can enjoy live performances of new material and classics from his back catalogue such as ‘Wild Wood’, ‘Wake Up The Nation’ and ‘You Do Something To Me’.
Paul’s 17th solo album ‘An Orchestrated Songbook’ was released on 10th December. Recorded with award-winning arranger, Jules Buckley and the BBC Symphony Orchestra the album reimagines a selection of his vast catalogue. This follows 2021’s ‘Fat Pop’ with fans likely to hear tracks from this album live for the first time this summer.
Tickets cost just £48.50 and are on sale from 10am on Friday 17th December (pre-sale 10am, 15th December). Available from www.lphconcertsandevents.co.uk
Richard Hawley has been added to the lineup for Paul Weller’s three huge outdoor shows for summer 2022. The highly respected songwriter started out as a member of Britpop favourites The Longpigs before becoming Pulp’s guitarist. He has since gone on to forge an impressive and diverse solo career over two decades.
With eight studio albums to his name, two Mercury Music Prize nominations and a BRIT Award nomination for Best British Male, Richard Hawley is widely recognized as one of the UK’s foremost songwriters. His list of collaborators includes such eminent names as Arctic Monkeys, Manic Street Preachers, Elbow and Paul Weller.
Signed to respected labels such as Mute Records and Parlophone, Richard’s albums have been both critically acclaimed and commercially successful. Four of his albums reached the UK top 10, including his most recent release, 2019’s ‘Further’ which reached no.3 in the UK album charts, underlining the popularity and enduring appeal of this talented artist.
As a live performer, Richard has supported R.E.M, Nancy Sinatra and even performed with Elbow at Glastonbury. He has written multiple film scores, created an award-winning musical, produced the Sheffield band Hoggsboy and worked as a session musician for the likes of Jarvis Cocker, All Saints and Hank Marvin. He is a unique British talent.
Singer-songwriter Andrew Cushin has just been announced as support for this forthcoming Paul Weller concert. The 21-year old musician recently signed a record deal with the Strap Originals label, which is owned by Libertines legend Pete Dougherty. From a collaboration and recording with Britpop legend Noel Gallagher to sell out hometown gigs the multi-skilled musician is one of Newcastle’s rising talents. Andrew Cushin’s songs are full of astute observations and honest meditations about life’s day–to–day tribulations. But despite the weight of the subject matter, his music possesses a tangible sense of hope too. He’s the product of his up bringing in Newcastle, and fittingly the city is embracing him as one of their own. His hometown headline shows all rapidly sell–out, including gigs at The Boiler Shop and The Cluny as well as a benefit night for the mental health charity Mind. Despite restrictions limiting opportunities to play shows, Andrew Cushin achieved numerous live highlights across the UK throughout 2021. He supported The Lathums, Two Door Cinema Club and The Libertines, while major festivals included Reading, Leeds, Hit The North, Victorious and Boardmasters.
For Camping Booking, please email touring@thehopfarm.co.uk