Irish singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe performs his soulful blend of Irish trad, pop and Americana, supported by Scarlett Loran, on his UK tour.
Aaron Rowe plays Patterns on Sunday 15 November, with Scarlett Loran opening. It's part of his UK tour, and he's bringing material from his Exodus EP into a club setting for the run.
Rowe is an Irish singer-songwriter from Monkstown Farm in South Dublin, and his sound sits at the crossroads of Irish trad, pop, and Americana/folk. He describes it as soulful, and that's a fair way to put it — there's a strong American soul influence running through the songs, alongside a nod to British legends. The storytelling is vivid, and the vocals are distinct enough to stand out on their own.
He's caught the attention of Lewis Capaldi and Ed Sheeran, and you can hear why in the songwriting. His repertoire includes tracks like 'Hey Ma', 'Please Don't Hate Me', 'Lose Lose', and 'Talking With You', and this tour is built around the songs from Exodus. Before this, he's played Limelight 1 in Belfast and Scala in London, so this is a similar kind of night — a club show rather than a seated one.
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Patterns is at 10 Marine Parade, BN2 1TL, and the night starts at 19:00. Tickets start from £20.
