Fred’s House, an award-winning band based in Cambridge, are on their way to Ventnor to play a rare, small an intimate gig at Ventnor Arts Club.
The group will be performing on Friday 11th October at 20:00.
They make summery, 70’s West Coast-inspired folk/rock but have their own distinctively fresh sound that is very much part of now. This group of musicians have the rare ability to sweep you away with their gorgeous harmonies, moving lyrics, infectious melodies and uplifting grooves.
Since forming in the home studio at Fred Cox’s (Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, James Morrison) house in 2010, the band have put over 600 gigs under their belt. Creating quite a stir on the live circuit, their reputation for their stunning and energetic shows across the UK is going before them. Gaining a following wherever they go, their fans or ‘Housemates’, claim their music is addictive and come to show after show.
Fred’s House scooped 2 awards at the NMG Awards 2013; ‘Best Folk/Roots Band’ and ‘Audience Choice Award’ as voted for by the public. Then again in 2017, they were awarded the prestigious ‘Syd Barrett Pride of Cambridge Award’ presented to them by Syd’s sister Rosemary, for continuous hard work and achieving at a high level for the past 5 years. They have released 3 albums to critical acclaim Bonnie and Clyde (2014) Faultlines (2016) and Careless (2018), grabbing 4 and 5 star reviews across the board as well as emphatic press.
Tickets are available now at www.ventnorartsclub.com.
