Over the last couple of years Stornoway have been quietly honing their art, practicing in freezing cold garages, crowding around together in songwriter Ben Briggs’ bedroom and performing their local circuit in Oxford, often to the smallest of audiences. It wasn’t long until Stornoway began grabbing the attention of the listening public, Tim Bearder of BBC Oxford was so struck by the five-piece he dedicated an entire show to the band.

It’s simple to see why they catch the eye so effortlessly; the charm of their songs mixed with rousing live performances inspires a quite feverish devotion and adoration.

Playing this Cambridge show on their set of Autumn UK dates, this is a fantastic opportunity to be part of, and add to, what has already been a fantastic 2010 for Stornoway.

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“The most marvelous thing we’ve seen in ages… not one song was less than lovely and they immediately became Our New Favourite Band” The Guardian

“They tailor-make lovelorn tunes stitched with a love of their art” The Fly

“Stornoway have the gift of writing new songs that sound timeless” The Daily Telegraph

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