The Feeling play The Winter Garden in Eastbourne for its Devonshire Quarter, celebrating its album 'Twelve Stops and Home' with its 'Twenty Years & Home' tour.
The Feeling play The Winter Garden on Wednesday 11 November, as part of their Twenty Years & Home PT. 2 tour. It's a night built around their debut album, Twelve Stops and Home, which came out twenty years ago. The band are celebrating the journey they've been on since then, and this show is the second part of that look back.
If you're not familiar with the story, Twelve Stops and Home was largely self-recorded in the garden shed of guitarist and keyboardist Ciaran and Kevin Jeremiah's parents' home. It went on to be a hit-the-ground-running record of infectious, life-affirming pop, and the band emerged from the heart of the noughties music scene with four UK Top 10 hits and six weeks on the Singles Chart. This tour is their way of marking two decades since that first release.
The show is part of the live music programme run by Eastbourne Theatres at The Winter Garden, a Grade II listed building on Compton Street. It was built in 1875 for the seventh Duke of Devonshire to designs by architect Henry Currey, who also designed the nearby Devonshire Park Theatre. It stands in the town's Devonshire Quarter alongside the Congress Theatre and Devonshire Park Theatre. Originally conceived in two parts, the Floral Hall served as a winter skating rink and a summer concert hall, while the more decorative Gold Room sat alongside it. The venue has been extensively renovated in recent years and is operated by Trafalgar Theatres.
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The Feeling take the stage at 7:30 PM, with general admission tickets at £37.00.
