NOTTINGHAM: Metronome

Thursday 7th October, 2021

7:30pm

Event information

Special Message from Jesse: -

"Hello Scotland and England,

Out of an abundance of caution and with the nature of the Delta variant in mind, to ensure the safety of everyone (band, crew, fans, and venue staff) all of my UK tour dates will require either proof of Covid Vaccination or proof of a negative Covid test within 48 hours of showtime.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we try to bring live music back as safely as possible. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause anyone. (details below)

• Bring proof of a negative test result (PCR or Lateral Flow) from a test taken up to 48 hours before the event, this can be a text message or email from gov.uk or via the NHS app.
OR
• Bring proof of double vaccination, with the 2nd dose being administered 2 weeks minimum before the event. This can be a NHS COVID Pass via the NHS app, official printed letter or your vaccine card from the vaccination centre.

If you, or anyone you live with or have come into recent contact with, have tested positive for Covid (or have exhibited any symptoms), please don’t come to the event for your own welfare & the protection of others. You are welcome to wear a face covering if you wish but it is not a requirement of entry."

New York legend Jesse Malin has been part of the city's music scene since he was 14, earning the admiration and support of the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Lucinda Williams, who produced his most recent studio album, Sunset Kids.

‘Sunset Kids’ explores the bittersweet as well as topics more upbeat, with Jesse’s street-smart writing style acting as the thread weaving indie rock, folk and heartland Americana together. The genres and influences gel and Jesse Malin steps assuredly into the role of street-savvy, roots-minded songster.

According to Rolling Stone Jesse's regular livestream series The Fine Art of Self Distancing has been “A high-motion standout in a sea of mostly cement-shoed virtual concerts. While there’s no actual fans present, the gigs find the New York songwriter playing with his full band in a real live rock club — the Bowery Electric in the East Village — and the energy is palpable.”

“Malin writes vivid songs with killer tunes and sings them with scary conviction”- The Times

“At once timeless & immediate.” - Uncut