Laura Evans

It has been a standout year for welsh singer/songwriter Laura Evans with the release of her critically acclaimed debut album ‘State of Mind’ which topped the iTunes Blues chart at number 1, made her the face of the ‘Nu Blue’ editorial playlist on Spotify and has now racked up over 1 million streams as well as continued support from BBC Radio Wales & BBC Radio 2.

After a sell out UK tour earlier this year Laura is back for a run of shows to showcase & celebrate the release of brand new music! Joined by her full band and some special guests, Laura will be singing the entirety of her album and showcasing her brand new music here in her new hometown Plymouth, sharing stories behind the songs up close and personal. This will be a very special show, not to be missed.

Laura will be supported by special guests Our Atlantic Roots, a Cornwall-based, transatlantic indie/folk duo. ‘Our Atlantic Roots’, fuse together poetic and beautifully authentic lyrics with incredibly tight harmonies. The married duo met in North Carolina, and creatively present a blend of the cultures they are individually from, by merging various genres characterised by their country and folk roots. With over 3 million streams and hundreds of live shows under their belts , as well as national BBC TV and radio features, they are an emerging act that are well worth keeping an eye on.

Tickets

Full £16

£26 Pay It Forward

Four Pay It Forward tickets* FREE

Prices stated are inclusive of all booking fees and charges.

Venue & Seating Info

Barbican Theatre
Castle Street
The Barbican
Plymouth
PL1 2NJ

Situated behind the Mayflower Visitor Centre just off the main Barbican road (opposite the ‘Prawn’ and Mayflower Steps.

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Age Guidance: 16+

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