Albert Hammond

Birmingham Promoters present:
Albert Hammond + Lotte Mullan
Wed 16th May @ The Glee Club, Birmingham
Tickets available from http://bit.ly/95LEUq

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ALBERT HAMMOND

Albert Hammond is a universal name in pop music, widely recognized by many great artists that have upheld his songs in constant demand over the years. He is an EMMY award winner, and OSCAR, Gold Globe, and Grammy nominee. He’s had over 35 songs in the Top Ten US domestic song charts, one of very few artists to earn such an achievement.

Throughout his extensive five-decade career, Albert Hammond has authored unforgettable pieces like, ‘It Never Rains in Southern California’, ‘The Air That I Breathe’, ‘One Moment in Time’, ‘I Don´t Wanna Live Without Your Love’, among many others. An impressive list of artists have performed his songs, including Willie Nelson, The Hollies, Cliff Richard, Whitney Houston, Roy Orbison, Celine Dion, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Joe Cocker, Diana Ross, Johnny Cash, KD Lang, and Ziggy Marley, to name a few.

The release of his latest album, ‘Legend’, has prompted Albert to hit the road again, much to the delight of his fanbase. Therefore, he will be in contact with his audience, his favorite thing to do. This audience has been following him for over 40 years and they come to his shows convinced that they are going to enjoy the outstanding catalog of A Legend of Music: Albert Hammond.

Check out this classic performance of ‘It Never Rains In Southern California‘:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pyC7WnvLT4

http://www.alberthammond.net/

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LOTTE MULLAN

Lotte Mullan is not your average girl with a guitar. Frustrated by attempts to break into the music business she went to work for a major label and ‘borrowed’ enough contacts to set up her own ‘Raindog records’. Mullan proceeded to plug her debut album ‘Plain Jane’ to the music press and received a significant level of critical acclaim from the likes of Q, Mojo, The Guardian, The Independent On Sunday and The Telegraph.

A blog she was writing about her adventures as a musician and undercover work experience girl has now been snapped up for a book and film deal which is set to be a ‘Bridget Jone’s diary’ for the music business. This is a thoroughly subversive DIY story, with an engaging and talented young musician very much at the centre of its success. The work experience girl may not have gotten the job, but Lotte Mullan has emerged with a label, film and publishing deal…and ample source-material for her next chapter.

“Veers engagingly between Laura Marling vulnerability and the tender end of pop” - Mojo

Check out the video for ‘Would You Be So Kind’:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0CHdlJcwT4

http://www.lottemullan.com/

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Tickets available from http://bit.ly/95LEUq
Doors: 7:00pm
Ages: 16+
More info: http://birminghampromoters.com/