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Bare Jams Bring Their Unique Fusion Across the UK on Spring Tour.

12/4/2022

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Six strong genre blending collective Bare Jams are taking their heady brew of reggae, dub, soul, pop and ska across the UK for some Spring tour dates. Kicking off in Brixton on 14th April 2022, the run takes in seven stops across the UK.
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Bare Jams capture the sounds of that one summer you’ll never forget. The members of the six strong collective come together to blend a tight fusion of genres, seamlessly mixing flavours of reggae, dub, soul, pop and ska into a unique, collaborative sound. This sound is delivered with exuberance and relentless energy, creating a stage presence radiating love and good times. An energy allowing them to find new fans wherever they perform; from support tours opening for the likes of a.o. The Wailers, La Pegatina and Will and the People to the dozens of EU & UK festivals they played over the last years.
 
Never losing this joie de vivre, Bare Jams’ multifaceted lyrics offer insight into a journey of highs and lows, struggles and triumphs; their veiled metaphors provide listeners with the opportunity to find solace in their own interpretations of the words, coupled with a solid backbone of eternal optimism which is delivered by the grooves and horn lines. This eternal optimism is at the heart of recent single ‘Little Bit’: “no longer looking over my shoulder, but life goes on and…”
 
Watch the video for ‘Little Bit’ here: https://youtu.be/Mlh0lkSVy6Q
 
Pre pandemic, the band pursued an intense live show schedule headlining their own UK and Dutch club shows, as well as supporting The Wailers, La Pegatina, Will and the People and UK Festival favourites Tankus the Henge and Chainska Brassika. On top of this, the band has packed out stages at festivals all over the UK and Europe including Glastonbury, Boomtown Fair, Isle of Wight Festival, and Larmer Tree, and were due to play at Montreux Jazz Festival before it was cancelled due to Covid-19 .​ Their debut Album ‘This 'n' That’ was released in May 2020 and became an instant favourite with fans new and old alike.
 
Now that live music is up and running again in the UK, the band is back on the road with a renewed fire and more drive than ever before, looking forward to finding new fans wherever they perform.
 
BARE JAMS UK SPRING TOUR DATES:
Tickets can be found here https://www.barejams.com/gigs
April
14 Hootananny, Brixton
23 The Star Inn, Guildford
29 Fiddlers, Bristol
30 The Cornish Bank, Falmouth
May
13 Strings Bar and Venue, Newport IOW
14 The Joiners, Southampton
21 The Flowing Spring, Playhatch, Reading
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