LONDON: Moth Club

Saturday 5th December, 2015

7:15pm

Event information

Highly acclaimed singer songwriter Reg Meuross and Tin Pan Alley songsmith cum comedian and radio presenter Richard Morton are of course The Panic Brothers. 25 years on from the heyday of this high energy, close-harmony singing duo, Panic Brothers are back! Reg and Rich have lost none of the musical and lyrical edge which established them as a formidable live act, first on the London pub circuit and then leading to five years of successful touring and TV work, with appearances at Edinburgh, Glastonbury, Sidmouth and most of the major British Festivals and also the comedy circuit. They gigged widely in the UK and supported numerous and diverse stars such as Chuck Berry, Steve Earle, Roger McGuinn, Steve Marriott, Charlie Louvin, Flaco Jimenez, John Martyn, Richard Thompson and The Housemartins. Reviews: "Spine-chilling harmonies", Robin Denselow (The Guardian) "Excellent snappy songs,booming acoustic guitars and perfect harmonies are the Panic's trademarks", Andy White (Music
Week) "Their combination of sharp,witty songs, tight harmonies and powerful acoustic guitars have gained them an enormous following", John Conquest (Time Out) " Witty songs and melodic punch from the Panics make their particular brand of musical satire easy for anyone to relate to", Simon Jones (Folk Roots, September '87) "Sweet Everly Brothers harmonies, so impeccably spot on they bring a smile to your face", Kris Kirk (Melody Maker) "Excellent", Mark Sinker (NME) With a series of dates under their belt over the last year or so including supports from the likes of Phil Jupitus AKA Porky Poet, Joe Brand and Jeremy Hardy, The Panics are well set to instil joy wide and far this Christmas and well beyond.....Do Panic!
As an extra treat tonite The Panics will be supporting themselves with individual sets....more on that to be announced shortly but rest assured the beautifully crafted acoustic folk pop of Reg Meuross is stunning in it's own right, and Rich Morton as musically mischievous stand up raconteur is always a top night out... PLUS DJs We Got Killers' Special Xmas Telly n Films Sync Set...(from Soho Radio's 'The Sunday Sync')