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Wednesday 22 November 2023
Venue: Lakeside Arts
Price: £18
2 hours including interval
Taking inspiration from their roots in the Irish and English traditions, Flook have an enviable trademark sound, weaving and spinning traditionally rooted tunes over precise acoustic grooves, with a rare blend of fiery technical brilliance, delicate ensemble interaction and a bold, adventurous musical imagination.
More than 25 years after their first gig together, Flook continues to inspire and enchant audiences of all ages. Their most recent album 'Ancora', released in 2019 to critical acclaim and nominated for BBC Folk Album of the year, clearly demonstrates that, with their roots firmly anchored in the tradition, Flook still hold fast to their reputation as major musical innovators
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