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Event name: Billie Bottle’s Temple of Shibboleth
Date: 4 June 2023
Time: 7pm doors (7.30pm start)
Room: Auditorium
Price: £12 (inc. booking fee)
Cap: 270 (raked seating, 2 extra rows, balcony)
Running Time: 180 mins
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Blurb:
Billie Bottle's Temple of Shibboleth are an all woman 5-piece from Devon, who blend mythic prog/jazz with pop melodies and a healthy dose of ritual.
In their former incarnation, (Billie Bottle & The Multiple) they released their settings of Henry David Thoreau, Unrecorded Beam in 2014. It was described by Prog Magazine as "cleverly refract rock, folk and jazz through a prism of Canterbury pastoralism”.
Born in lockdown, The Temple of Shibboleth started life when Billie Bottle ran away from Gifford’s Circus in 2020, and started caring for a wise woman in deepest Devon. Here, she was taught the ancient art of traditional housekeeping - it eventually became this melodic, deep and gently humorous music. Tonight is the Devon launch of their self-titled debut.
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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| Standard | £12.00 |
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