Eaves

One of the most compelling British debuts in years – The Sunday Times

Strikingly fresh and moving – 4/5 Mojo

Echoes of Tim Buckley but he’s very much his own (young) man – 4/5 Metro

Following the release of his highly acclaimed debut album, “What Green Feels Like”, Eaves has announced details of a headline tour in October 2015.

The tour begins in Ballater, a burgh in Aberdeenshire, Scotland on the River Dee and from there Eaves moves on to play a short solo tour of other Scottish Highlands venues taking in Elgin, Stornoway and Ullapool. 

Eaves continues his tour with full band including a show at London’s Bush Hall on 22 October and culminating at Manchester Soup Kitchen on 29 October.

Full list of October 2015 dates below.

OCTOBER
14^th                                          Ballater                        The Deeside Inn
15^th                                          Elgin                             The Drouthy Cobbler
16^th                                          Stornoway                   Woodlands Centre
17^th                                          Ullapool                       The Ceildh Place
18^th                                          Edinburgh                    Sneaky Petes
20^th                                          Stockton On Tees         The Georgian Theatre
21^st                                          Hebden Bridge            Trades Club
22^nd                                         London                                    Bush Hall
23^rd                                          Ramsgate                   Music Hall
26^th                                          Cardiff                         Clwb Ifor Bach
27^th                                          Birmingham                Glee Club
28^th                                          Leeds                           Brudenell Social Club
29^th                                          Manchester                 Soup Kitchen

The release of a new single, Dove In Your Mouth, is out on Heavenly Recordings on Friday 17^th July 2015.

Taken from his recently released much acclaimed debut album, What Green Feels Like, and produced by Cam Blackwood, the single highlights Eaves’ (aka Joe Lyons) unique and singular talent. Still in his early 20s, the depth and timeless beauty of Eaves’ music and lyrical command have already drawn comparisons to the likes of Tim Buckley and Nick Drake.

After hearing him on the Huw Stephens live sessions on R1, Marcus Mumford has asked Eaves to support Mumford & Sons  on their summer European dates