Joe Pug

Joe Pug brought his The Flood In Color tour to Tuning Fork last night, where the singer-songwriter of remarkable lyrical depth refused to let a damaged voice weaken his beautifully simplistic, hour-long set.

The rain outside is coming down in hardened waves as I pick my way between the puddles and cross the courtyard to The Tuning Fork for tonight's show. On a winter's night such as this, the venue is a welcome respite with its warm red velvet curtains, and subtle mood lighting.

A few nerves are natural this is his first ever concert in the UK in a small atmospheric church very close to an audience not really here to see him.

It’s an incredibly charming venue with all the necessary tools for a successful show: small intimate and with great acoustics.

A charmingly lonely and eerie sustained harmonica note beckoned the crowd closer to the stage as Joe Pug solo entered calling everybody closer like a dinner bell. The set opener consisted of a down tempo rendition off the EP “Nation of Heat” but with deep rooted soul. Pugs eyes were a squint into the crowd th

The Annandale Hotel, Sydney, Australia

Joe Pug's Twitter Feed A year ago, in the low-lit underfloor that is J&J's Pizza in Denton, Joe Pug played a set for a tiny, but dedicated crowd at NX35 Conferette.