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Ben Howard

22 Sep, 2024

BEN HOWARD

Thurs 17th Oct 18:30 @Brighton Centre

Ben Howard is a singer-songwriter from London and released his debut EP, Games in the Dark, in 2008, which he financed himself. After two more EPs he signed to Island Records in 2011 and released his debut album, Every Kingdom, which reached number four on the UK Albums Chart and was certified triple platinum. He won two BRIT Awards in 2013 and his second album, I Forget Where We Were, was released to critical acclaim and reached number one the following year. Three more albums have followed, with his latest, Is It? released last year. As this year marks the tenth anniversary of his breakthrough release, tonight he will be revisiting the album and playing it in full for the first time ever. The set will also include songs released around the time of the album’s initial release including b-sides and rarities. Support comes from Yorkshire’s Billie Marten.

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