Ma Polaine's Great Decline are delighted to embark on a Spring tour supporting their
fourth album release. The band offer a beautiful blend of folk tinged americana with their
new album Molecules.
The final song Molecules is like an umbrella for so many emotions explored throughout
the album. Human connections, our necessity for it, companionship and its fragility, the
injustices in the world, acknowledgment of our flaws, passion, love, and hope...
Ma Polaine's Great Decline are an award-winning band praised by MOJO Magazine for
their unique blend of pop, folk, blues, and Americana. Ma Polaine's music resonates as
both comfortably familiar and refreshingly innovative, creating a truly engaging
experience. With airplay on BBC 6 and BBC Radio 2, and the support of Cerys
Matthews, the band's genre-defying charm unfolds through songs that explore the
intricacies of human connections, weaving tales of light and dark with uplifting melodies
and heartfelt storytelling.
Throughout their journey, they have released three albums and five EPs. "City of Love,"
their album from June 2020, was a pivotal moment for them, when they received "Best
band/duo" award from Fatea Magazine. The band had fantastic reviews in publications
like MOJO with a 4 stars review. In 2020 they were due to perform live on BBC Radio 2
for Cerys Matthews when the world ground to a halt, faced with lockdown. In spite of this
difficult time they had some wonderful moments such as BBC 6 radio play on
International Womens Day.
Live, Beth has a black humour that gives the audience the chance to laugh at
themselves, our human connection, love, and the complex facets of pain, with an
understanding life can go a bit wonky sometimes. The band seeks to offer a raw,
authentic portrayal of real-life experiences that will resonate with audiences from all
walks of life. There's a cathartic nature to Beth's lyrics, song writing and sound that hugs
the listener and draws them in.
fourth album release. The band offer a beautiful blend of folk tinged americana with their
new album Molecules.
The final song Molecules is like an umbrella for so many emotions explored throughout
the album. Human connections, our necessity for it, companionship and its fragility, the
injustices in the world, acknowledgment of our flaws, passion, love, and hope...
Ma Polaine's Great Decline are an award-winning band praised by MOJO Magazine for
their unique blend of pop, folk, blues, and Americana. Ma Polaine's music resonates as
both comfortably familiar and refreshingly innovative, creating a truly engaging
experience. With airplay on BBC 6 and BBC Radio 2, and the support of Cerys
Matthews, the band's genre-defying charm unfolds through songs that explore the
intricacies of human connections, weaving tales of light and dark with uplifting melodies
and heartfelt storytelling.
Throughout their journey, they have released three albums and five EPs. "City of Love,"
their album from June 2020, was a pivotal moment for them, when they received "Best
band/duo" award from Fatea Magazine. The band had fantastic reviews in publications
like MOJO with a 4 stars review. In 2020 they were due to perform live on BBC Radio 2
for Cerys Matthews when the world ground to a halt, faced with lockdown. In spite of this
difficult time they had some wonderful moments such as BBC 6 radio play on
International Womens Day.
Live, Beth has a black humour that gives the audience the chance to laugh at
themselves, our human connection, love, and the complex facets of pain, with an
understanding life can go a bit wonky sometimes. The band seeks to offer a raw,
authentic portrayal of real-life experiences that will resonate with audiences from all
walks of life. There's a cathartic nature to Beth's lyrics, song writing and sound that hugs
the listener and draws them in.
Event Dates
| Date | Available Ticket Types | Ticket Price | Book Tickets |
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18th May 2024, 7:00pm |
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