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Welcome one and all, to the new website! Feel free to browse, listen or watch. We have plenty of content for you to feast both your peepers and your listeners on!
Feel free to sign up to our mailing list for updates on shows, music and more!
Enjoy!
29th May 2016 will mark the 4th year that we have played at Darwen Live, the UK’s biggest free to attend festival. It will also be the first time that we will be playing on the main stage. Not only this, we will be supporting the legendary Wendy James of the Transvision Vamps (“I Want Your Love” & “Baby I Don’t Care”).
To add to this we will be playing alongside some very special guests who will be joining us on stage. It will certainly not be one to miss!
We are extremely pleased to announce that we will be headlining a new festival in Blackburn that goes by the name of Lammack LIVE! (You can find it on Twitter and Facebook).
We will be performing on Easter Saturday (12th March) and be on stage at about 6pm! See the picture below for more information and we’ll see you there!
So, we have made it through to 2016. Already we have as many gigs booked in our calendar in the first month of this year, than we had for the whole of 2015. Busy, busy, busy! We have lots of plans laid, wheels in motion and various other cliche sayings for “a lot of things in the works”. Here are some of them;
Some things we can’t fully disclose yet as they are very much in the formative stages. Needless to say, your favourite musical Cons will be out and about this year. Make sure you come and see us!
Two gigs, two setups, two venues, one night. This was the situation we faced on the 25th of September. On stage at ‘The Eagle at Barrow’ for Ribble Valley Netball Club at 10pm for an hour followed by our rounding off ‘The Gail Simpson Memorial Dinner’ at Burnley Football Club at 12 midnight. Amazingly (and mostly down to what came close to military planning) everything went off without a hitch and both performances were a roaring success. We won’t be making a habit of trying to squeeze two performances in one night however! An article in the Lancashire Telegraph regarding the success of the night can be found here.
We had a blast headlining MasonFest at Darwen Library Theatre and it was great to see so many of the crowd get out of their seats, to come down to the front of the auditorium and start dancing!
We’re now preparing for the ‘Gail Simpson Memorial Dinner’ that will be held at Burnley Football Club on the 25th of September. It promises to be a fun-filled night with comedian Phil Walker, ex-Burnley Football club manager Stan Ternant in a “Q&A” with BBC Radio 5 presenter Tony Livesey and, of course, ourselves! Tickets for the event can be purchased here
“An invigorating fusion of brass, melodies and disco pop, these funk soul brothers and sisters from Darwen are kicking up a mighty storm on the live circuit.” – Lancashire Telegraph
We were recently hunted down by a savvy journalist who plied us with questions about our music, ourselves and what makes us tick. If you wish to view the article, it can be found here.
We are pleased to announce that we will be returning to Darwen Library Theatre to headline a charity gig for Darwen man Mason Ralph. He suffered a near fatal accident in Greece and his insurance refused to cover the cost of his medical bills. All ticket proceeds are therefore going in support of this cause and we hope to see you there. Tickets can be purchased here.
The authorities have finally allowed us our own Instagram page! This means you can keep an eye on what we’re up to. Trust us, it’ll be worth your while. Find us at TheSoulConvicts.
Alternatively you can keep up to date with gigs and announcements by following us on Twitter (@TheSoulConvicts) or on Facebook as ‘The Soul Convicts’.
We had a great time performing at Turf Moor (Burnley Football Club) in support of Burnley Vs Cancer and their 1920’s ‘speak-easy’ themed fundraiser!
Our good friend Derren was on hand once again to take some amazing pictures of the night which can be seen here.