Sarabeth Tucek played at The Windmill in Brixton on Wednesday night and wraps up her UK tour with the final two shows in Bath (Chapel Arts Centre) and Barnstaple this weekend (Fri 23rd and Sat 24th).
The jaunt celebrates her second album Get Well Soon - which was re-released as a double album earlier this month (12 Sept) - garnered rave reviews from several publications.
It was written in the aftermath of her father passing away - and is a record focussed on a time filled with grief - produced by long-time collaborator Luther Russell who's been on the road with her.
They've been touring as a duo over here and dropped in to do a session yesterday for Lauren Laverne and Sarabeth mentioned she's started thinking about a third, referencing Queens of the Stone Age as an inspiration point.
I had a chat with her to find out more on that and to see how she's faired on tour:
The jaunt celebrates her second album Get Well Soon - which was re-released as a double album earlier this month (12 Sept) - garnered rave reviews from several publications.
It was written in the aftermath of her father passing away - and is a record focussed on a time filled with grief - produced by long-time collaborator Luther Russell who's been on the road with her.
They've been touring as a duo over here and dropped in to do a session yesterday for Lauren Laverne and Sarabeth mentioned she's started thinking about a third, referencing Queens of the Stone Age as an inspiration point.
I had a chat with her to find out more on that and to see how she's faired on tour:
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