The ever so slightly eccentric Tildon Krautz, a French based band who offer bluegrass, folk, jazz and blues all wrapped up (on their albums) in homemade collages and artwork that one reviewer likened to “Hieronymous Bosch meets Monty Python in Yellow Submarine land,” embark on a lengthy schedule of intimate shows starting on June 7th. Americana UK rated their 2014 album, No. 2 or Blumen Schmarren, 8/10 commenting that band leader Gregg Weiss “manages to write songs that sound as old as the hills.”
The band, with members originating from Poland, New York City, France and Shetland, describe themselves as “Anti-rational Rabbit Folk” and if you want to know what that sounds like then you’d best try to catch them at one of their shows.
Tour dates
June 7th Narrrow Boat Sessions Wrexam, Wales
June 8th Sound Sense, Leadhills
June 9th Moniaive Bluegrass
June 10th One Touch Theatre Inverness
June 12th Lochinver VIllage Hall, Assynt
June 16th Ardross Community Hall, Dornoch
June 17th Sutherland Sessions
June 18th Arisaig Hotel
June 19th Plockton Fiddle School Song Leading master Class
June 19th Plockton Village Hall
June 21st Edinburgh Folk CLub
June 22nd The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow
June 23rd The Grapes Hotel, Newcastleton
June 24th The CLUNY, Newcastle
June 25th The Woolpack Inn, Hardknott Pass
June 28th The Swan, Dobcross
June 29th Stortfolk, Bishop Stortford
June 30th Docaster Roots, Doncaster
July 1st Blue Sky Bangor, Bangor
July 2nd Greenman Gallery, Buxton
