Five-piece band Storm Deva, led by singer and pianist Carollyn Eden, plays The Butler in Reading with support from Daughter of the Water.
Storm Deva play The Butler on Tuesday 8 December, with support from Daughter of the Water. It's one of three dates on a December mini-tour that also stops at The Arthur in Glastonbury and Club 85 in Hitchin, the band's home town.
Storm Deva is a five-piece from Hitchin, founded by Carollyn Eden, who sings, plays piano and is the chief composer, and guitarist Stuart Clark. Rob Brian joined on drums, Pete Clark on bass and Hannah Reeves on cello. Their sound pulls from rock, classical, folk and world music, and the lyrics lean on natural imagery. They've spent the last while writing and recording new material and refining how they sound as a group; back in June they played a co-headline show with the Dutch band Lesoir at The Camden Club in London, which they say finally clicked them into a single musical unit.
The Reading date is part of that December run, and it's a good time to catch them before their next phase. They've got an Oak of Honor EP and a second full-length album planned for 2027, so this is a look at where they're heading. On the night, they'll be headlining with Daughter of the Water opening for them.
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It starts at 7:30 PM at The Butler, and tickets are from £13.80.
