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The Low Anthem arrange one-off show - Booked to play this year's End Of The Road Festival, The Low Anthem have now said they'll prepare for the billing via one of those 'intimate' dates. Read More

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The Low Anthem announce End Of The Road warm-up…

Aug 06, 2012

Ahead of their scheduled appearance at End Of The Road festival on August 31st…

The Low Anthem Announce Show At London's Bush…

Jul 31, 2012

The Low Anthem Tickets are on sale from 9am on Friday 3rd August.

Justin Townes Earle, The Low Anthem, John…

Jul 25, 2012

Two special evenings with the exceptional singer and songwriter Justin Townes…

The Final Shot: The Low Anthem by Anika Mottershaw

May 05, 2012

We try and close out our featured content each day with an interesting picture…

City	Venue	Date		Tickets
Brooklyn, NY	Prospect Park	Sat	Jul 20 / 13	Find Tickets
Newport, RI	Fort Adams State Park	Fri	Jul 26 / 13	Find Tickets

The Low Anthem Biography

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The Low Anthem is an American indie folk band from Providence, Rhode Island, formed in 2006. The band consists of Ben Knox Miller (vocals, guitar), Jeff Prystowsky (drums, vocals, double bass), Jocie Adams (vocals, clarinet, organ), Mike Irwin (bass, trumpet, guitar) and Tyler Osborne (guitar, bass). Founded by duo Ben Knox Miller and Jeff Prystowsky, The Low Anthem recorded and self-released two studio albums, ''The Low Anthem'' (2006) and ''What The Crow Brings'' (2007), before the arrival of vocalist and clarinettist Josie Adams in 2007. In 2008, the band released its third studio album, ''Oh My God, Charlie Darwin'', and increased its fanbase significantly with the album's re-release on Nonesuch Records and Bella Union. In 2009, multi-instrumentalist and longtime friend Mat Davidson joined the band for its fourth studio album, ''Smart Flesh'' (2011), which was recorded in an abandoned pasta sauce factory. During The Low Anthem's tour in support of the album, Davidson left the band and was replaced by bassist and trumpet player Mike Irwin. Five months later, the band added a fifth member to its line-up, guitarist and bassist Tyler Osborne.

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