Not so much a purveyor of Americana as a deft exponent of melancholic American pop music, Joe Pernice has been taking refuge in various outfits such as the Scud Mountain Boys, a side project Chappaquiddick Skyline and his own Pernice Brothers. Running golden-thread-like through these records is a subtly croaking, distinctive voice and a sombre, poetic worldview. Accompanying Pernice on his forthcoming brief Irish tour is Peter Bruntnell, an English Americana-influenced singer/songwriter who wowed 'em at this year's Kilkenny Rhythm & Roots festival. Separately, either artist is a cracker. As a double bill, they're not to be missed. The tour dates are: Whelan's, Dublin, next Friday September 8th, The Lobby, Cork, September 9th, Pine Lodge, Myrtleville, September 10th, Roisin Dubh, Galway, September 11th, Dolan's Warehouse, Limerick, September 12th and Cleere's, Kilkenny, September 13th.
Americana
Not so much a purveyor of Americana as a deft exponent of melancholic American pop music, Joe Pernice has been taking refuge …
Join The Irish Times on WhatsApp and stay up to date
Sign up for push alerts to get the best breaking news, analysis and comment delivered directly to your phone
Listen to In The News podcast daily for a deep dive on the stories that matter