NOBLE Jacks are bringing their high-energy foot-stomping music to Salisbury Arts Centre.
The group have been touring around the UK with sold out headline shows promoting their debut album What the Hammer as well as shows at major festivals including Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk Festival, and Beautiful Days to name a few.
Following on from Noble Jacks’ debut EP, Gun Hill, the band signed a record deal with Union Music Store to produce and release their first full length album.
Their debut album, What The Hammer, was recorded at The Metway Studio in Brighton (The Levellers’ studio) and produced by Jamie Freeman.
Meanwhile, The Blacksmith Stomp, written for the band’s supportive and rowdy blacksmith/farrier friends, continues to be Noble Jacks’ most popular live party piece. A live performance of The Blacksmith Stomp, featuring on-stage foot stomping from the farriers, was captured at Trinity Theatre and is viewable on band’s website or YouTube.
Noble Jacks will be at Salisbury Arts Centre tomorrow (Friday, September 21).Tickets are available by calling 01722 320333 or by visiting wiltshirecreative.co.uk
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