Lau: Decade (the best of 2007 – 2017) at the RNCM

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Lau

Lau: Decade (the best of 2007 – 2017) at Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM), Manchester 24 November 2017 Tickets from £18.50 — Book now

Comprised of three of the country’s finest traditional musicians, Lau have been named Best Group at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards a remarkable four times since forming in the mid-Noughties. Add to that a prized appearance on Later… with Jools Holland, and it’s no wonder many see them as a band truly at the forefront of contemporary British folk music.

They now celebrate the 10 successful years since 2007’s debut album, Lightweights and Gentlemen, with Decade, their first retrospective album. With the trio selecting their best tracks for the record, this corresponding tour is a chance to experience these fan-favourites in the live setting where Lau truly excel.

Lau: Decade (the best of 2007 – 2017) at Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM), Manchester 24 November 2017 Tickets from £18.50 Book now

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