Doors 7.30pm // With special guests

Andy Golledge's show has been rescheduled to Friday 25 September 2020 at The Lansdowne Hotel. 

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ANDY GOLLEDGE SHARES NEW SINGLE & VIDEO ‘1170’ FROM DEBUT EP 'NAMOI' OUT FRI 7 FEB

+ ANNOUNCES HEADLINE SHOWS IN SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE

I OH YOU are thrilled to reveal ‘1170’ the second single, and third track from Sydney-via-Tamworth artist Andy Golledge lifted from his debut EP Namoi which is due for release on Friday 7 February. To celebrate the release, Andy will be playing two very special headline shows at Melbourne’s Old Bar and The Lansdowne in Sydney.

‘1170’ drops you into the shoes of someone with a heavy mind and a troubled past, a track that sees Andy seamlessly slip into his trademark crushing falsetto and masterfully execute long-perfected harmonies with band mate Caitlin Harnett. Like a whiskey on the rocks to cap off a lazy, late summer’s afternoon, Andy’s vocal delivers a smoky softness that is spirited yet comforting. His storytelling bleeds with an honesty that is inescapable .

“1170 might be a station you tune in to as you move from place to place... Hoping to outrun your worries, hoping for love, searching for peace of mind with the world and yourself – only to learn that your troubles are quite fond of travelling, too.” – Andy Golledge