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Born deaf, McCleery only became able to hear at age 5. He picked up the guitar as an eighteen year-old, honing his craft on the London live circuit. Along the way he picked up a small army of evangelical fans, including luminaries such as Tom Robinson and Vashti Bunyan, who led the charge to crowdfund his debut album 'Darkest Light'. His second album, 'There Is', released in 2011, brought him widespread critical acclaim.T0527682577We are delighted to have Jono McCleery perform across two nights as part of Live at Z?del. On the first evening he will perform both new music from third studio album 'Pagodes' and tracks from his back catalogue. For the second evening putting the trio to one side Jono will take to stage solo and invite some of his friends and collaborators to join him on the Crazy Coqs stage. | |
| 21 Oct 16 to 22 Oct 16 | Crazy Coqs Cabaret, Inner London :: V01613972150 listing details L01517341082 |
+ Rhain - T0130012564The Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room will host one of the UK's most interesting up-and-coming singer-songwriters Jono McCleery for the 3rd year of the annual Independent Venue Week. Born deaf, McCleery only became able to hear at age 5. He picked up the guitar as an eighteen year-old, honing his craft on the London live circuit. Along the way his music, which has been described as like ?Miles Davis, Massive Attack, John Martyn, Fink and Radiohead wrapped up in one exquisitely produced sound', has picked up a small army of evangelical fans, including luminaries such as Tom Robinson and Vashti Bunyan. He has released three albums to date: Darkest Light, There Is and Pagodes (released October 2015). Jono will be performing with his trio Milo Fitzpatrick (Portico) on double bass, and Dan See on drums. | |
| 25 Jan 16 | Royal Albert Hall, Inner London :: V221 listing details L0558403186 |
