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We’re delighted to welcome Brownbear back to the Burgh Hall for an intimate, acoustic Gallery Session – this will be a “Pay As You Feel” event.
Hailing from Ayrshire, in just a few years Brownbear have taken themselves from a band tipped to do big things to selling out headline shows. The release of their debut single ‘Dead or Alive’ in 2014 saw the band gain radio play on Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio Scotland and playlisted on Radio X. They were then invited to support the Libertines at the Barrowlands reunion show before joining them at Alexandra Palace in London, Hyde Park BST & several European dates of the reunion tour. They also enjoyed a great festival run that year including T in the Park (BBC Introducing) , Blue Balls (Switzerland) & Belladrum (Main Stage) before heading into the studio to start work on their debut album ‘What is Home?’.
In the last few years, the band has shared the stage with the likes of The Libertines, The View, Reverend & The Makers & Michael Kiwanuka. Brownbear’s self-released debut album ‘What is Home?’ was well received particularly amongst their growing fanbase leading to a headline tour that ended with a sold-out show at the infamous King Tuts Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow.
We believe in the accessibility of art and culture for everyone, and we know that ticket prices can be a barrier for some. Brownbear support this view and have therefore requested that this show is ticketed on the Pay As You Feel model. This offers people who can afford to pay the recommended price (or more!) the chance to support others who may not otherwise be able to attend.
All you have to do is reserve your ticket in advance (ticket numbers are limited, so booking is essential) and then make a donation on the night.
