Rootweave play The Folklore Rooms to launch their third album, 'Of All That Was Lost And Of What Remains'.
Rootweave are playing The Folklore Rooms on Monday 19 October, where they'll be launching their third album, Of All That Was Lost And Of What Remains. It's a full-album show, so the set is built around the new record rather than a handful of singles. If you've followed them since the first two, this is the one that brings the new material to the stage.
They describe the record as bringing together the mythic and the political, and that's the ground they're working from here. It's their third album, so there's a bit of a body of work behind it now, and this night is the first time these songs are being played live. The whole thing is being presented under the album's title, Of All That Was Lost And Of What Remains, so the evening is focused on the record itself.
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The gig is at The Folklore Rooms, 12 North Street, BN1 3GJ, in the heart of town. It runs from 19:30 to 23:00, with the music taking up the bulk of that window. Tickets are £6.75, a guide price that keeps it on the affordable end of things.
