Daughter (UK)
6. 10. 16 19:00 •
Roxy, Praha
With:
Kalle (CZ)
Time schedule | 7pm doors | 7:45pm Kalle | 8:45pm Daughter
Indie folk band Daughter will come back to Prague after their sold out show at Rock Café three years ago. They will bring their latest album Not To Disappear to Roxy, Prague on October 6th 2016. Last 20 tickets for 690 Kč are available via fource.cz, GoOut.cz and Ticketpro. Czech slow-core duo Kalle will perform as a support act.
Originally a solo project of singer Elena Tonra was a success right after their debut album If You Leave released in 2013. It reached #4 in the UK Indie Album Chart, not only for the emotional melodies and Elena’s unique vocals. This January, they released second record Not to Disappear and were compared to Massive Attack, PJ Harvey or The Cure. Both albums were released on the prestigious label 4AD, same as for the legendary Pixies or Bon Iver. “Expressing your emotions isn’t a weakness but a real strength,” says Tonra. “I think with this new album, there’s less hiding. I used to hide a lot of my themes in poetry. But now, there’s no veil.”
Time schedule | 7pm doors | 7:45pm Kalle | 8:45pm Daughter
Indie folk band Daughter will come back to Prague after their sold out show at Rock Café three years ago. They will bring their latest album Not To Disappear to Roxy, Prague on October 6th 2016. Last 20 tickets for 690 Kč are available via fource.cz, GoOut.cz and Ticketpro. Czech slow-core duo Kalle will perform as a support act.
Originally a solo project of singer Elena Tonra was a success right after their debut album If You Leave released in 2013. It reached #4 in the UK Indie Album Chart, not only for the emotional melodies and Elena’s unique vocals. This January, they released second record Not to Disappear and were compared to Massive Attack, PJ Harvey or The Cure. Both albums were released on the prestigious label 4AD, same as for the legendary Pixies or Bon Iver. “Expressing your emotions isn’t a weakness but a real strength,” says Tonra. “I think with this new album, there’s less hiding. I used to hide a lot of my themes in poetry. But now, there’s no veil.”
