Ruarri Joseph + support

Ruarri Joseph returned last Autumn with a new album ‘Brother’ (Pip Productions). The record, Ruarri’s fourth studio album to date, is arecord inspired and propelled by ideas of friendship, relationships and family.
Originally born in Edinburgh, the nomadic Joseph found his songwritingroots in the southwestern Pacific. A move to New Zealand,and the young Ruarri found himself coming of age in Dannevirke(population 6,000), an isolated, rural farming community.
At 17 Joseph packed his suitcase and moved back to the UK and
settled in London, where he released his debut album ‘Tales Of
Grime and Grit’ through Atlantic Records. Shortly after he quit
Atlantic in favour of independence and so in 2008, he formed his
own label ‘Pip Productions’ through which all his subsequent LPs
have been released.
Inspired by Bob Dylan, the singer song-writer’s work has also
earned him favourable comparisons to the chart-topping pop savvy
sounds of Damian Rice and David Gray, artists which through no
coincidence Joseph now shares management with.
PRESS QUOTES:
"One of our best songwriters and lyricists" - THE TIMES
"Dylan had he grown up in Cornwall" - NME
"A breath of fresh air" - OBSERVER
"One of the UK's top singer songwriters" - SETH LAKEMAN
"An intimacy somewhere between Bon Iver and Cat stevens" -