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Critics Consensus
Based on 10 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that Matthew and The Atlas is rated as a watchable live performer, with decent shows overall. Matthew and The Atlas concert reviews describe live shows and performances as dynamic.
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How much does it cost to book Matthew and the Atlas? To hire for a live performance or concert, the booking fees for Matthew and the Atlas range from $7,500 - $15,000, with Matthew and the Atlas's current estimated booking fee to be around $7,500.
On tour
Cirque Royal / Koninklijk Circus, Brussels, Belgium (March 27); East Looe Beach, Looe, United Kingdom (September 26)
Matthew and the Atlas is an English alternative folk outfit based around musician Matthew Hegarty. Having played and recorded as a five piece band since early 2010, Hegarty also tours with a stripped-back set up.
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Critic Concert Reviews
The Upcoming (UK)
May 1, 2014
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At Dingwalls in Camden they seem to mix a full array of different influences: Matthew Hegarty’s voice is sometimes surprisingly similar to Collins’ vocals while the guitarist every now and then bursts out in strands reminiscent of Foals’ early sound.
A series of EP’s and two critically-praised albums (including last year’s Temple) have slowly built a reputation for heart-felt anthems that seem to live in the twilight, melancholy of mood without ever becoming maudlin.
Generally speaking, Islington’s Union Chapel is a venue for which a lot of artists reserve their most stripped back sets, toying with new dynamics in songs and taking advantage of the unique acoustics in the space. Having released Temple (Unplugged) in December 2016, an acoustic re-imagining of their latest s
