IVW25: Dodgy
Dodgy + Matthew Falloon (Smoke Feathers)
Entry Requirements: 18+ after 7pm
We're delighted to welcome back legendary Britpoppers Dodgy to their favourite Independent Venue.
Fast becoming a tradition, their debut IVW show here was on the day we left the EU, the second postponed to August due to lockdown, the third a celebration of their famous 'Dodgy Club', lets make the fourth another night to remember!
The first time round, Dodgy were only together for seven years but in that time they sold over a million records worldwide, released three albums and 12 Top 40 singles, including 3 Top 10's and the Top 5 hit 'Good Enough', still a staple of the BBC playlists.
Now back together, the definitive line up of Nigel Clark, Andy Miller and Mathew Priest bring us those catchy hits including 'Good Enough', 'Staying Out For The Summer' and 'In A Room'.
https://www.songwritingmagazine.co.uk/how-i-wrote/good-enough-dodgy
Support is from the fantastic Matthew Falloon.
Line Up
To be released on 25th February 2022 Dodgy present The A&M Years across 4LPs, this magnificent box set includes ‘The Dodgy Album’, ‘Homegrown’ and Free Peace Sweet’ (including the bonus tracks “Grateful Moon” and “Is It Me?” from the initial limited pressing).
Highly sought after and re-issued for the first time on 180g White Vinyl, Neon Green Vinyl’ and 2 x 180g Blue Translucent vinyl respectively, Includes a booklet including rare photographs and memorabilia, an introduction from Matt Everitt, plus track by track notes from Math, Nigel and Andy. 750 signed copies are available via UK Indies.
Also available as an 8CD box set including 128 tracks, featuring the albums, single edits, b-sides, mixes, and live tracks. 750 copies are signed and available via amazon.
And if that wasn’t enough, pressed on 2 x 180g Green and Yellow vinyl is the classic compilation ‘Ace A’s and Killer B’s’ making it’s vinyl debut.
Matthew Falloon is the lead singer and songwriter for former EMI-signed band Smoke Feathers. Uncut magazine compares Matthew’s songwriting to classic artists such as Jackson Browne and Paul Simon, while R2 magazine described Smoke Feathers' first album Liberation as "exceptional" and "breathtakingly beautiful". His latest album – World Without Belief – was co-produced with Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor and recorded by award-winning engineer Shuta Shinoda (Spiritualized, Ghostpoet).
