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Sophie Hack October 2, 2019 Boat To Row, odmansbox, Rosie Tee

Boat to Row launch crowdfunded album ‘Rivers That Flow in Circles’

The folk quartet release their crowdfunded new album ‘Rivers That Flow In Circles’ with a launch party on October 18th.

Richard Franks April 18, 2016July 19, 2019 Afterbloom, Birmingham Promoters, Black Sabbath, Boat To Row, Breeze, Capsule, Chartreuse, Cinema, Cut Glass Kings, Duran Duran, Editors, ELO, Faux Palms, Gleam, Godflesh, Hoopla Blue, Ignite Records, JAWS, Judas Priest, Juice, Luno, Mutes, Napalm Death, Ocean Colour Scene, Peace, Pleasure House, Polar Bear Records, Superfood, Swim Deep, Swordfish Records, The Beat, The Diskery, The Streets, The Twang, This Is Tmrw, UB40, Victories at Sea, Wood & Nails

22 reasons why Birmingham is great

From the bands to the food and Moseley to Digbeth, we’ve compiled 22 reasons why we think the city of Birmingham is great. We’re sure you’ll agree.

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Aisling Bruce July 18, 2019July 19, 2019 Boat To Row, castle and falcon, Faux Palms, Katherine priddy

Review: Boat To Row sail through gleaming comeback show

Folk four-piece Boat To Row return to the stage at celebratory, fun-filled mid-week gig at the Castle and Falcon.

Boat To Row at the Hare & Hounds in Kings Heath, Birmingham

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Counteract Reporter November 22, 2015November 27, 2015 Boat To Row, Dancing Years, Declan Mckenna, Hare & Hounds

Review: Boat To Row’s impeccable set at Hare & Hounds leaves fans speechless

The Birmingham folk veterans return to celebrate their new album. Their set brought some summer to Kings Heath in November, and included old and new material.

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Counteract Reporter November 20, 2013November 22, 2013 All Years Leaving, Boat To Row, Dutch Uncles, Frankie and The Heartstrings, Hare & Hounds, Hoopla Blue, KINS, This Is Tmrw

Day One – All Years Leaving, Birmingham 15/11/13

With a line-up as enticing as the one This Is Tmrw offered, it’s no surprise that their first festival turned out to be a hit.