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About the Event
Michelle and Nick were thrilled to have been invited to perform at The London Palladium with the legendary Al Stewart, cementing their fierce reputation on the UK live circuit. They have also written/curated music for, and appeared in, a major British 2020 cinematic release called THE RUNAWAYS, starring Mark Addy, Tara Fitzgerald & BAFTA winner Mollie Windsor.
PLUMHALL’s debut album THUNDERCLOUD (SPLID RECORDS/PROPER DISTRIBUTION) was voted one of The Guardian and Observer's Hidden Gems, and Michelle and Nick are winners of the Yorkshire Gig Guide Outstanding Songwriters award, as well as International Song Competition semi-finalists.
Celebrating a wealth of international radio play, PLUMHALL were recently joined on stage by Bob Dylan's legendary guitarist Larry Campbell for a scintillating performance of Dylan’s ‘Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)’, which had a capacity crowd on its feet. They have also performed with Phil Beer, Ian McNabb, Chris Leslie, Dave Nachmanoff, Ranagri and many more.
Debut single “Learning How To Talk” from the Thundercloud album was written especially for them by Chumbawamba’s Boff Whalley. Another song from that album, “Never Forget My Name”, was picked up by BBC Folk Award nominee Dan Walsh who added it to his UK tour set list.
PLUMHALL’s second studio album The Ghost Of Noise was released May 2020 during lockdown to rave reviews. Check out the music page for videos and music clips