The Best One Yet
Autumn Tour 2021
Folk supergroup Show of Hands are finally reuniting to perform on the neglected stages of the UK.
Music legends Phil Beer, Steve Knightley, Miranda Sykes and Cormac Byrne will return to captivate audiences with live renditions of their award-winning hits and festival favourites, two years since their concerts were cancelled due to Covid-19.
The band will perform a mouthwatering compilation of iconic signature tracks from the last 25 years, encapsulated on their soon to be released new album 'Singled Out'.
Show of Hands latest compilation album includes 'Columbus (Didn't Find America)' which has never before featured on an album as well as their two Folk Award-winning songs, ‘Arrogance Ignorance & Greed’ (AIG) and ‘Country Life'. Other Show of Hands greats, 'The Keeper', 'Bristol Slaver' and 'Roots' are joined by their latest lockdown single 'The Best One Yet'.
“Formidable operators in the roots arena. A class act”
— The Independent
Oddy Luthiers - Suppliers to Show of Hands
Oddy Luthiers have supplied Show of Hands for over 30 years. David started making instruments in the 1970’s, eventually working closely with his son Nick, who made his first instruments with David over 20 years ago. Together they have been making and repairing top quality guitars and mandolins to their clients specifications. Following David’s death in 2017 Nick is proud to continue the business and legacy in a way that he hopes his father would approve.
“The Show of Hands sound is defined by them, in particular the mandocello has been responsible for some of our best loved songs such as Country Life and Roots. In recent years the sweet punchy tone of the tenor guitar has inspired even more. We are delighted that Nick is continuing the tradition of craftsmanship that his father began, as well as creating beautiful instruments Nick is always available for advice and instrument maintenance. On stage I feature the guitars, mandocello, tenor guitar and also the unique South American tones of the cuatro and with Nick’s help hope to be featuring these Oddy instruments for years to come.”
https://www.oddyluthiers.co.uk
