Tenderlore: Live Review (The 1865)
Tenderlore: Live Review (The 1865)
Following
the release of their second album, Ty
Crwn earlier this year, Southampton three-piece Tenderlore play their headline
show accompanied by the serene setting in The 1865 and their band. With candlelit tables, red wine and a smooth atmosphere, the band begin their set with
track, ‘I Wait for You’ showing similarities to that found in album Paul Simon's, Graceland. The three individual songwriters
combine their gentle tones and techniques together and it makes for a vibrant
yet velvety start.
Their sound
is a unification of three individual talents combining as one and their gift is
expressed throughout not only their wonderful song writing, but their impeccable
three-part harmonies. With influences shining through such as Fleet Foxes and
Simon & Garfunkel, their sound is brilliant folk-pop that is one of a kind.
A perfect
break-up of the set was their cover of ‘Because’ by The Beatles. Performing the
song just with three vocalists Olly Lewis, Hayley McDonnell and Rob Kitney it is
a true representation of Tenderlore's undeniable vocal talent.
Image : Brandon Otto Photography
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