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SUMMARY:An evening with A Different Thread at Cafe No9 (the first of two b
 ack to back shows)
LOCATION:Sheffield Cafe No9
DESCRIPTION:- Some things are just meant to be. Alicia Best (US) and Rober
 t Jackson (UK) met while busking on the cobbled streets of Ireland and dis
 covered both a musical and personal harmony that was serendipitous. In the
  decade since forming A Different Thread\, Best and Jackson have taken the
 ir act on the road\, touring over a dozen countries\, supporting artists s
 uch as Milk Carton Kids and Jody Stephens (Big Star)\, and garnering criti
 cal praise from the likes of Folk Radio UK\, which hailed the duo as “wa
 rm\, deep songwriters that have drank from the well of 20th century tradit
 ion.”Their new album\, Over Again (out May 26’)\, was written during a
  period of transition\, marked by their arrival stateside and a solar ecli
 pse. Recording began in their tiny home studio\, continued in Sylvan Esso'
 s Betty's (The Mountain Goats\, Watchhouse)\, and finished at Alma Vale St
 udio (Phantom Limb/Yola\, Elles Bailey) in the UK. Their sound is transcon
 tinental\, blending Jackson's British folk rock background with Best's Nor
 th Carolina-bred alt-country melodies. Informed by their life experiences 
 (navigating visas\, vanlife\, love across oceans) and liberal commentary o
 n both environmental and social justice topics\, the album mixes electric 
 guitars with Appalachian dulcimer\, gospel-tinged vocals with honky-tonk f
 iddle. While inspired by artists like Gillian Welch\, The Avett Brothers\,
  and John Prine\, A Different Thread maintain a distinct sound that is all
  their own. Alicia and Robert see the creation of Over Again as a testamen
 t to the power that music has to heal and transform: “For us\, this albu
 m marks a new beginning—like a rebirth—as we shed negative cycles to w
 ork towards a brighter future.”*****************************************
 *****************************************Please note this ticket price DOE
 S include a BYOB fee should you wish to bring alcohol to the venue.All add
 itional purchases of drinks and sweet treats from the cafe counter are alw
 ays very much appreciated.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/6924
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