The Far Meadow bring their fusion-inspired symphonic progressive rock to The 1865, with live music from Dominic Sanderson.
The Far Meadow are playing The 1865 on Sunday 19 July, bringing their fusion-inspired symphonic progressive rock to Southampton. It's a full evening of live music, with Dominic Sanderson opening the night before the main set.
If you're not familiar with them, the description tells you a fair bit about what to expect. Symphonic progressive rock usually means long-form compositions and a big, orchestral sound, and the fusion side suggests they're pulling from jazz and other styles rather than sticking to a standard rock template. It's the kind of music that tends to take its time and build, so it's more of a listening night than a standing-around-the-back-of-the-room one.
Dominic Sanderson takes the stage first, so the music starts well before The Far Meadow come on. Between the two, you've got a full night's worth of live performance under one roof, with the symphonic rock taking centre stage.
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The gig is at The 1865 in Southampton on Sunday 19 July. With Dominic Sanderson opening and The Far Meadow as the main feature, it's a double bill of live music in one evening.
