Matthew & Me

Following the sell-out success of their first London headliner gig back in August, Totnes based Matthew & Me are due to make a much anticipated return to the capital when they play Hoxton Hall on 22 November.

The 5-piece, who met in Devon at Dartington College of Arts, has already established a loyal and growing South West following, gigging regularly around the region, including at the Eden Project’s Eden Sessions and festivals such as Port Eliot, Boardmasters, and Dot to Dot Bristol.

With Clash Music Magazine declaring that “the Indie/folk market has new contenders” after catching the band playing live in the summer, and a soon to be released debut album co-produced by the legendary John Cornfield, the act are tipped to be one of the breakthrough acts of 2013.

The band’s choice of setting for their forthcoming gig at Hoxton Hall, follows on from their most recent sold out bespoke events which they curated and headlined in unique, evocative locations in the West Country; including an Elizabethan glasshouse, and a country estate with backdrop of vineyards and the River Dart estuary. For this forthcoming gig they come ashore having rocked Tamesis Dock, a 1930s converted Dutch Barge moored on the Thames, to play host to what’s set to be another packed house in Hoxton Hall’s unique Victorian Music Hall Theatre.