New Street Adventure
The Deaf Institute, Manchester.
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NEW STREET ADVENTURE Led by singer and songwriter Nick Corbin, New Street Adventure released two albums on the legendary Acid Jazz Records, producing soul-fuelled tunes cut with a distinctly British edge that saw Nick hailed by The Guardian’s Tim Jonze as having “an innate understanding of classic songwriting”. The band toured the UK and Europe several times, headlining the likes of London's Jazz Cafe and 100 Club, Hamburg's Mojo Club and sharing the bill with the likes of Lee Fields & The Expressions, The Milk, Leroy Hutson and The Rifles, before separating in early 2018. Excitingly, New Street Adventure will return in Autumn 2024 with a 14-date tour, which will celebrate 10 years since the release of the band’s debut album ‘No Hard Feelings’. Since NSA’s last show in January 2018 Corbin has forged a successful career as a songwriter, releasing a solo album and several singles on his label, Big AC Records, through which he has also released co-writes and collaborations with the likes of Emma Noble, Carmy Love and Abi Farrell. Of the forthcoming tour Nick says, “People are always telling me how much they miss New Street Adventure and I’ve realised I do too! The 10 year anniversary of our first album feels like as good a time as any to get out and play those songs live again and to thank our wonderful fans for the support they've shown us over the years!”
+ special guest support: BILLY SULLIVAN
'Every now and then a band shakes you from your reveries about pop's golden past and reminds you there are still classic chapters to be written', Paul Moody (Q Magazine)
Billy Sullivan appears with his band as special guest support on this date. Billy was the lead vocalist/songwriter with The Spitfires and has been solo for a few years now releasing incredible records.
An AGMP Concerts presentation.