matt deighton tour 2022

MATT DEIGHTON

• "It is impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake and John Martyn not falling in love with him"
• The Sunday Times
• “One of this country’s best kept secrets…a sense of timelessness enshrouds Deighton… embrace the return of his unique talent”
• The Huffington Post
• "A mellow folk-soul gem, shamefully overlooked... there's clearly a sharp, undervalued talent at work."
• "His true spiritual ancestor is Nick Drake... Matt has an uncanny knack of writing songs that sound like they’ve been constructed just before dusk on a riverbank"
• The Observer Music Monthly
• "I haven’t heard anything of such beauty from an artist that hasn’t been lauded by the masses, not since Nick Drake was ‘re-discovered’ has an album needed similar affection and popular opinion... utterly exquisite."
• Louder Than War
• "Wake Up The Moths is the sound of a craftsman at work, as intricate as a room full of carriage clocks. Beautiful, really."
• Record Collector
• "The influences are out front, primarily John Martyn, with Nick Drake and David Crosby thrown in... although the overall feeling is Scritti Politi stripped of the electronics. The word melliflous seeps over you as you listen..."
• The Guardian
• "One of the most respected artists in British Music today. Inspiring"
• "You could prefix every song with descriptions such as dreamy, bucolic, beautiful, tender. His songs are without exception mellow, exquisite and sublime. That’s a given from this guy"
• Matt Deighton has something unique about him and this [You Are The Healer] is a winning selection... it's been worth the wait. A Modern Classic that just has to be the HFC Album of the Month
• Sounds Magazine Hi-Fi Corner (Phil Strongman)
• "The unmistakable quality of Deighton's voice, songwriting and guitar playing"
• "The real time for Matt Deighton is now, when singer-songwriters are freely re-editing the stoned sound of the early’70’s in their own way... (Matt) would appeal to anyone who felt horizontal and golden while listening to Jonathan Wilson’s ‘Gentle Spirit"
• “One of the albums of the year"
• "Sparkles like a cool sweet cider sipped in a gentle summer breeze"
• "[You Are The Healer] ... Gentle, acoustic, soulful pieces are interspersed with some funky, laid-back grooves... with occasional assistance from keyboard wizard Brian Augur. A warm and wonderful work."
• "Matt Deighton is one of the most respected and loved artists within the British music industry... This documentary explores Matt’s significant contribution to the British music scene, yet it also reveals a man whose blistering internal sunlight, recognised by all who have worked with him, deserves the acclaim of us all"
• "An unexpected gem"
• Attitude Magazine
• [Villager] "A fine record, made with love."
• “A lost legend”

Amazing press for Overshadowed!

Overshadowed receives amazing press and a fantastic build up in the papers this weekend for the premiere on Sky Arts... read more

The Common Good Hi Res Remaster

Some good news for you all here! Matt's legendary 'lost' album The Common Good has been remastered for hi res,... read more

Overshadowed Documentary Air Date announced on Sky Arts and general update.

Documentary TX Date We can finally tell you that Kevin Lee Brown's documentary on the life and career of Matt... read more

The world has entered a parallel universe…

That's right! Matt has a new website! Well, we say new, that would imply there was an old one.... read more

Matt’s Documentary ‘Overshadowed’ is finished!

It's been 5 years in the making, but the most stunning, sensitive, funny, heartbreaking and uplifting of films is finally... read more

Matt played guitar on and MD’d Bill Fay’s latest record

Bill Fay's remarkable new record Countless Branches was released recently. As he did on Who Is The Sender and... read more

Matt guests on latest Monk’s Road Social release ‘Humanism’

Matt contributed two songs to the latest Monk's Road release Humanism last year, and you can hear it on the link... read more

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You Are The Healer – Remastered Heavyweight Black Vinyl

The Common Good – Remastered Heavyweight Black Vinyl

Wake Up The Moths – Remastered Heavyweight Black Vinyl

Kids Steal Feelings – Heavyweight Black Vinyl

Doubtless Dauntless – Heavyweight Black Vinyl

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Overshadowed – Blu-ray

Overshadowed – trailer, overshadowed – abbey road studio 2.

2021 finally sees the reemergence of British folk’s most enigmatic lost son. You may recognize Matt Deighton from his time fronting Acid Jazz heroes Mother Earth; you may remember him as Paul Weller’s guitarist in the late 90’s, or Noel Gallagher’s recommendation for who should replace him when he quit the European tour in 2000. Or maybe you don’t. For almost two decades, the man they keep calling the natural successor to Nick Drake, Davey Graham and John Martyn has been himself more of a rumour – a murmur among musicians, songwriters and diehard music lovers who proudly display his rare vinyl releases like trophies. The list of articles in the press and online has continued unabated, forever asking the same question: Where is Matt Deighton? As the Huffington Post discovered in their recent piece ‘The Resurrection of Matt Deighton’: He’s back. He’s been back a couple of times, and you missed him.

For those prospectors looking to pan the stream for a British Sugar Man, Matt’s discography shines like a diamond among the silt. ‘Villager’ was the subject a few years back of a Mojo ‘Buried Treasure’ feature and is oft hailed as a British folk classic; The Common Good is strewn with British music glitterati such as Paul Weller, Steve White, Mick Talbot and Marco Nelson; and the stunning You Are The Healer features Brian Auger among others. Matt is one of those rare artists that musicians simply want to be associated with. Tom Cox, who reviewed Wake Up The Moths for the Observer Music Monthly recently remarked in the sleeve notes for the vinyl reissue that his only regret when reviewing the album was that he felt his ‘measly four out of five star rating did it a disservice’. Add to that the four stars from Q and Mojo for his collaboration with Chris Sheehan ‘The Bench Connection’ in 2007 and you start to get the picture. That’s to say nothing of collaborations with Chris Difford, Dr John and Mighty Baby.

Having spent years trying to convince Bill Fay to come out of retirement – which resulted in the heavily critically acclaimed Life Is People (Matt assembled the band and played lead, which he also did for Countless Branches and Who Is The Sender) he accidentally convinced himself back in to the studio at the same time for The Family Silver with legendary Weller/Style Council and Who drummer Steve White, and Ocean Colour Scene bassist Damon Minchella. There then followed a whispered release of a lost classic written with Squeeze’s Chris Difford and recorded with Richard Causon, Kids Steal Feelings; and there were the almost invisible, yet fathoms deep ripples in the pond from his most recent, achingly beautiful album Doubtless Dauntless featuring musicians such as Gary Carpenter (he of The Wicker Man Soundtrack fame) and The Attractions’ Steve Nieve.

Matt Deighton’s stunning discography is an undiscovered island inhabited by a human being everyone wants to love and protect from the world around him. Matt’s is a story of genuinely great musicianship and songwriting; but most of all, of the beauty and fragility of one of Britain’s greatest lost talents and how life around him has sometimes shaped a fate beyond his control; but who has come back with something more beautiful every time the storm abated. Yes, Matt Deighton has returned and you probably never knew it. Well now you do; and as the Sunday Times declared – “…it’s impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake of John Martyn not falling in love with him…”

If you’d like to send Matt a message about what his music means to you, email [email protected] and we’ll pass it on. This address won’t send replies though, just so you know!

Management Contact: Chris Sheehan – [email protected]

Today Become Forever

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You Are The Healer

The Common Good

Wake Up The Moths

Kids Steal Feelings

Doubtless Dauntless

• Stream in Hi Res on Qobuz

An Electric Blend – The Family Silver

• Buy From Little Amber Fish / Banquet

Soona Than Much Layta – Mother Earth

The People Tree – Mother Earth

You Have Been Watching – Mother Earth

Around The House in 80 Days – The Bench Connection

Bright And Guilty – The Wolfhounds

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Past Events

Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Matt Deighton. Were you there?

• Sat 17 Feb Aldershot, West End Centre Matt Deighton
• Tue 13 Feb Cambridge Junction Matt Deighton

December 2023

• Sat 9 Dec Glasgow, Broadcast Matt Deighton
• Fri 8 Dec Newcastle Upon Tyne, The Common Room Of The Great North Matt Deighton
• Wed 6 Dec Birmingham, Kitchen Garden Cafe Matt Deighton
• Sat 2 Dec Telford, Firefly Matt Deighton Rowan Lawson
• Fri 1 Dec Bristol, The Louisiana Matt Deighton

November 2023

• Sat 4 Nov London, Kings Place Matt Deighton
• Wed 17 May London, St Pancras Old Church Matt Deighton

December 2022

• Thu 15 Dec Birmingham, Kitchen Garden Cafe Matt Deighton
• Sat 10 Dec Southampton, Hanger Farm Arts Centre Matt Deighton with support from Samantha Whates
• Fri 9 Dec London, Union Chapel Matt Deighton
• Wed 7 Dec Kendal, Brewery Arts Matt Deighton
• Sat 3 Dec Newcastle Upon Tyne, The Common Room Of The Great North Matt Deighton
• Thu 1 Dec Sheffield, The Greystones Matt Deighton

November 2022

• Sat 26 Nov Wrexham, Ty Pawb Matt Deighton
• Fri 25 Nov Bristol Folk House Matt Deighton
• Sat 5 Mar London, Barbican Centre ESKA Zara McFarlane, Nadine Shah, 10cc's Graham Gouldman, Ruby Turner…

February 2022

• Sat 19 Feb London, Kings Place Matt Deighton

October 2018

• Wed 10 Oct London, O2 Academy Islington Andy Fairweather Low & The Low Riders, Chris Difford, Matt Deighton, Thomas Lang, Philip Rambow, My Darling Clementine, Brand New Zeros, Gypsyfingers, Niall Kelly, Nick Judd, Les Glover & Pete Riley, John J O'Sullivan …

October 2017

• Sun 15 Oct Stockport, The Spinning Top Bar Matt Deighton
• Tue 30 May Halifax, Alexandra Beer House Matt Deighton
• Mon 8 May London, 229 Matt Deighton, Chris Difford, Dr Robert
• Sun 12 Mar Ramsgate Music Hall Matt Deighton
• Fri 7 Mar Stamford, Voodoo Lounge @ Mama Liz's Matt Deighton, Folk Newington, Our Glorious Demonic Heist

November 2009

• Thu 12 Nov London, The Water Rats Matt Deighton

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INTERVIEW: MATT DEIGHTON “The music world is brilliant, but it’s hit and miss”

“I don’t get anxiety on stage but I do get it before and after,” says Matt, his last live outing in London’s Kings Place in February a triumphant return to live playing following the release of his biographical Sky Arts documentary .

The documentary Overshadowed came as a long overdue introduction of Matt Deighton ’s vast talent to an unsuspecting but grateful television audience. Validation arrived and remains, and from his Welsh retreat today he is better able to survey the landscape and himself, far from the maddening effect of ‘the business’.  

“The documentary did help me get an overview of what I’ve been up to all these years. I found it quite an emotional watch, seeing people I know like my wife and brother and friends say what they thought of me. I got quite tearful. Although Kevin [Lee Brown, the director] couldn’t get rid of my gut…”  

The project was made with love, lending Matt a much needed pause for thought, one consequence being an emotional exhaustion arguably brought about by seeing his life flash before his eyes. But such a love letter can only heal and he has now returned refreshed and circumspect, with a clearer idea of his own place in the world as a recording artist.

As the autumn days shorten, he is taking to the road for an eleven-date tour of the UK. “Most of the venues I haven’t played before. My new booking agent, Midnight Mango… sounds a bit like a Captain Beefheart song, doesn’t it… has arranged something new this time. Ninety-five percent of the tour is going to be me with a guitar because I want to keep it subtle this time around. But for two of the nights Tom Mason will be on double bass and Steve White on drums.

“I think the scariest gig is going to be in Wrexham… because I know who will be coming. To be honest, I’m amazed that venues are still open after everything that’s happened. Things are back to normal, so it seems. Normality has resumed. At least that’s how it feels …”

His new album – which follows the incomparable Doubtless Dauntless of 2018 – is due for release next October and is entitled Today Become Forever and was recorded before the country’s dystopian hammer blow. Ken Scott ( David Bowie, Supertramp, Devo ) has produced three of the tracks, Snowlit Lovers being one. “On this new album I think Somewhere To Climb To is my favourite song to play. And I think I’ve invented a new open guitar tuning,” he laughs. “The tuning provided me with six songs. My wife is also singing Welsh on a song called Ruthless Grin ,” which he says was inspired by our robber baron political class. “The album’s waiting on a remix which, as ever, relies on funding.”

It would be some sort of crime if Matt were to cease writing and recording. Tuned to a higher frequency, he belongs to a lost musical age when a softer plaintive beauty once reigned. “I’d tried stopping [making music] once… it was worth trying if only to find out I don’t actually want to stop. Perhaps it was my dramatic way of stepping away from the plate, as Gregg Wallace would say, and leaving it all alone for a bit.” Something that wiser creatives know how to do. “But for the first time, earlier this year, I found I had an urge not to be songwriting or playing anymore. And I took comfort in it, a relief almost.” This makes him chuckle. “But now I’m writing and co-writing again, so I’m back in it.”

He’s long been a devotee of recording artists from the more obscure side of things, with the 1971 debut studio album, Colour Green , by German actress and singer-songwriter Sibylle Baier these days rarely far from his turntable. “It’s the most natural record I’ve heard. She recorded it for her children as a sort of night time music. It’s unique, quite Syd Barretty, quite odd, but recorded for her own enjoyment.” Much in keeping with Matt’s own ethos. “I also like Vashti Bunyan. I struggled at first with her music then realised it was brilliant. Laura Nyro too. Wonderful, quiet stuff. I’m after quieter music to listen to these days, music I can light the candles to in the evening.” Then comes another chuckle. “But I also like Part Chimp, who are absolutely and violently loud.”

He talks about how Joni Mitchell uses painting as a way to protect and preserve her artistic well-being, a pastime he too once enjoyed and which he says “had a beneficial effect on my songwriting”. Similarly, he reveals that he’s taking up a pottery class – something he has long wanted to do – before Christmas. As an aside he mentions that both his children are now singing and recording. “They have a good eclectic ear between them. It’d be good if they ended up making music. The music world is brilliant, but it’s hit and miss. I mean, if they started making music that would mean I could just listen to them. I could get out of the way.”

The Sky Arts retrospective of Matt’s career has undoubtedly re-energised him, so much so that he has also finished an album with Dr Robert of The Blow Monkeys. “I’m not sure when that might come out but I’m also working with Gary Carpenter [composer of The Wicker Man (1973)] and I’m co-writing with Kathryn Williams. So collaborative work is also keeping me going. I’ve liked working with everyone I’ve ever collaborated with musically and I’d still work with them all, but one person I would’ve liked to have worked with was Clive Palmer [of The Incredible String Band]. He was never up for stardom and was only into the authenticity of music. You know, getting it right and for the right reasons.”

Which is what Matt Deighton will also be remembered for come judgment day, with his own high bar set exactly where he wants it. “Getting down to doing what we do and getting a tune going is what it’s all about. I’ve got busy again. It’s actually the very first solo tour I’ve ever done. It’s usually been me winging it, playing venues sporadically, here and there, as and when.” This gets him thinking. He strokes his chin. “But I can’t actually think about playing live. You know, until I’m actually playing live.”  

The stage is the thing, whereon he’ll catch the conscience of a king. It’s where he belongs, whether he likes it or not.  

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Matt Deighton

Date: Friday 25 November 2022

Opening times: 19:00 - 22:30

Venue: Bristol folk house

Ticket Price: 21.50 Inc £1.50 Admin fee

Genre: Folk

Website: https://www.mattdeighton.co.uk/

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The Return, Return and Return of Matt Deighton

2021 finally sees the re-emergence of British folk’s most enigmatic lost son. You may recognize Matt Deighton from his time fronting Acid Jazz heroes Mother Earth; you may remember him as Paul Weller’s guitarist in thelate 90’s, or Noel Gallagher’s recommendation for who should replace him when he quit the European tour in 2000. Or maybe you don’t. For almost two decades, the man they keep calling the natural successor to Nick Drake, Davey Graham and John Martyn has been himself more of a rumour – a murmur among musicians, songwriters and diehard music lovers who proudly display his rare vinyl releases like trophies. The list of articles in the press and online has continued unabated, forever asking the same question: Where is Matt Deighton? As the Huffington Post discovered in their recent piece ‘The Resurrection of Matt Deighton’: He’s back. He’s been back a couple of times, and you missed him.

For those prospectors looking to pan the stream for a British Sugar Man, Matt’s discography shines like a diamond among the silt. ‘Villager’ was the subject a few years back of a Mojo ‘Buried Treasure’ feature and is oft hailed as a British folk classic; The Common Good is strewn with British music glitterati such as Paul Weller, Steve White, Mick Talbot and Marco Nelson; and the stunning You Are The Healer features Brian Auger among others. Matt is one of those rare artists that musicians simply want to be associated with. Tom Cox, who reviewed Wake Up The Moths for the Observer Music Monthly recently remarked in the sleeve notes for the vinyl reissue that his only regret when reviewing the album was that he felt his ‘measly four out of five star rating did it a disservice’. Add to that the four stars from Q and Mojo for his collaboration with Chris Sheehan ‘The Bench Connection’ in 2007 and you start to get the picture. That’s to say nothing of collaborations with Chris Difford, Dr John and Mighty Baby. Matt Deighton’s stunning discography is an undiscovered island inhabited by a human being everyone wants to love and protect from the world around him. Matt’s is a story of genuinely great musicianship and song writing; but most of all, of the beauty and fragility of one of Britain’s greatest lost talents and how life around him has sometimes shaped a fate beyond his control; but who has come back with something more beautiful every time the storm abated. Yes, Matt Deighton has returned and you probably never knew it. Well now you do; and as the Sunday Times declared – “…it’s impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake of John Martyn not falling in love with him…”

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Friday 2 December 2022 8pm Music Room

Support: Samatha Whates Matt Deighton's stunning discography tells a story of genuinely great musicianship and songwriting, but most of all, of the beauty and fragility of one of Britain’s greatest lost talents and how life around him has sometimes shaped a fate beyond his control. An artist who returns with something more beautiful every time the storm abates, 2021 saw the reemergence of British folk's most enigmatic lost son – a favourite among musicians, songwriters and diehard music lovers. 

You may recognize Matt from his time fronting acid jazz heroes Mother Earth or as Paul Weller's guitarist in the late 90's. Likened as the natural successor to Nick Drake, Davey Graham and John Martyn, Matt's discography shines like a diamond among the silt - Villager  was the subject of a Mojo ‘Buried Treasure’ feature and is oft hailed as a British folk classic.

'It’s impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake of John Martyn not falling in love with him...' Sunday Times

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• Today Become Forever
• A Song That's On My Mind
• Today Become Forever · 2023
• Somewhere To Climb To
• Today Become Forever · 2022
• When All Heaven Breaks Loose
• Snow Lit Lovers
• Ruthless Grin
• Stringless Heart
• High Time (Figured It Out)
• First Chair
• Kids Steal Feelings · 2021

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About Matt Deighton

b. England. Deighton is a familiar name on the UK music scene through his work with acid jazz favourites Mother Earth and his association with Paul Weller and Oasis. Additionally, he has established a minor solo career with a series of low-key but undeniably charming folk rock albums. Deighton initially made a name for himself in the mid-80s as a member of London-based indie rock band the Wolfhounds, before moving on to Mother Earth in the early 90s. As the band’s chief songwriter he was responsible for some of their most memorable songs, including the sublime ballad ‘Jesse’. In 1995, shortly before Mother Earth’s demise, Deighton released his solo debut Villager, a charming folk rock collection that earned admiring comparisons to the work of Richard Thompson. In 1997, he joined Paul Weller’s band for the Heavy Soul tour and remained as lead guitarist until late 1999. The following year Deighton issued his second solo album, You Are The Healer. Originally recorded in 1996 but delayed because of contractual difficulties, the album was reworked for release on the Yeaah! label and featured excellent keyboard work from UK music legend Brian Auger. In 2001, Deighton joined Oasis as Noel Gallagher’s temporary replacement on their world tour. Following his stint with Oasis, Deighton completed work on his new album, The Common Good, adopting a more electric approach than on his previous recordings. The same year, the four original members of Mother Earth reunited to play a series of live shows.

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Matt Deighton

Wandering Oak presents Matt Deighton, Live at The Common Room. Date and Timings Saturday 3rd December...

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Wandering Oak presents Matt Deighton, Live at The Common Room.

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Saturday 3rd December 2022

Doors: 7:00pm

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Tickets £18 advance

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About Matt Deighton

Matt Deighton’s stunning discography tells a story of genuinely great musicianship and songwriting, but most of all, of the beauty and fragility of one of Britain’s greatest lost talents and how life around him has sometimes shaped a fate beyond his control. An artist who returns with something more beautiful every time the storm abates, 2021 saw the re-emergence of British folk’s most enigmatic lost son – a favourite among musicians, songwriters and diehard music lovers.

You may recognize Matt from his time fronting acid jazz heroes Mother Earth or as Paul Weller’s guitarist in the late 90s. Likened as the natural successor to Nick Drake, Davey Graham and John Martyn, Matt’s discography shines like a diamond among the silt – Villager was the subject of a Mojo ‘Buried Treasure’ feature and is oft hailed as a British folk classic.

‘It’s impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake or John Martyn not falling in love with him…’

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Matt Deighton’s stunning discography is an undiscovered island inhabited by a human being everyone wants to love and protect from the world around him. Matt’s is a story of genuinely great musicianship and songwriting; but most of all, of the beauty and fragility of one of Britain’s greatest lost talents and how life around him has sometimes shaped a fate beyond his control; but who has come back with something more beautiful every time the storm abated.

2021 saw the reemergence of British folk’s most enigmatic lost son. You may recognize Matt Deighton from his time fronting Acid Jazz heroes Mother Earth; you may remember him as Paul Weller’s guitarist in the late 90’s, or Noel Gallagher’s recommendation for who should replace him when he quit the European tour in 2000. Or maybe you don’t. For almost two decades, the man they keep calling the natural successor to Nick Drake, Davey Graham and John Martyn has been himself more of a rumour – a murmur among musicians, songwriters and diehard music lovers who proudly display his rare vinyl releases like trophies. The list of articles in the press and online has continued unabated, forever asking the same question: Where is Matt Deighton? As the Huffington Post discovered in their recent piece ‘The Resurrection of Matt Deighton’: He’s back. He’s been back a couple of times, and you missed him.

For those prospectors looking to pan the stream for a British Sugar Man, Matt’s discography shines like a diamond among the silt. ‘Villager’ was the subject a few years back of a Mojo ‘Buried Treasure’ feature and is oft hailed as a British folk classic; The Common Good is strewn with British music glitterati such as Paul Weller, Steve White, Mick Talbot and Marco Nelson; and the stunning You Are The Healer features Brian Auger among others. Matt is one of those rare artists that musicians simply want to be associated with.

Tom Cox, who reviewed Wake Up The Moths for the Observer Music Monthly recently remarked in the sleeve notes for the vinyl reissue that his only regret when reviewing the album was that he felt his ‘measly four out of five star rating did it a disservice’. Add to that the four stars from Q and Mojo for his collaboration with Chris Sheehan ‘The Bench Connection’ in 2007 and you start to get the picture. That’s to say nothing of collaborations with Chris Difford, Dr John and Mighty Baby, Matt is indeed a force of nature.

Yes, Matt Deighton has returned and you probably never knew it. Well now you do; and as the Sunday Times declared – “…it’s impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake of John Martyn not falling in love with him…”

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That’s All Folk: Matt Deighton

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2021 finally saw the reemergence of British folk’s most enigmatic lost son. You may recognize Matt Deighton from his time fronting Acid Jazz heroes Mother Earth; you may remember him as Paul Weller’s guitarist in the late 90’s, or Noel Gallagher’s recommendation for who should replace him when he quit the European tour in 2000. Or maybe you don’t. For almost two decades, the man they keep calling the natural successor to Nick Drake, Davey Graham and John Martyn has been himself more of a rumour – a murmur among musicians, songwriters and diehard music lovers who proudly display his rare vinyl releases like trophies. The list of articles in the press and online has continued unabated, forever asking the same question: Where is Matt Deighton? As the Huffington Post discovered in their recent piece ‘The Resurrection of Matt Deighton’: He’s back. He’s been back a couple of times, and you missed him.

For those prospectors looking to pan the stream for a British Sugar Man, Matt’s discography shines like a diamond among the silt. ‘Villager’ was the subject a few years back of a Mojo ‘Buried Treasure’ feature and is oft hailed as a British folk classic; The Common Good is strewn with British music glitterati such as Paul Weller, Steve White, Mick Talbot and Marco Nelson; and the stunning You Are The Healer features Brian Auger among others. Matt is one of those rare artists that musicians simply want to be associated with. Tom Cox, who reviewed Wake Up The Moths for the Observer Music Monthly recently remarked in the sleeve notes for the vinyl reissue that his only regret when reviewing the album was that he felt his ‘measly four out of five star rating did it a disservice’. Add to that the four stars from Q and Mojo for his collaboration with Chris Sheehan ‘The Bench Connection’ in 2007 and you start to get the picture. That’s to say nothing of collaborations with Chris Difford, Dr John and Mighty Baby.

Having spent years trying to convince Bill Fay to come out of retirement – which resulted in the heavily critically acclaimed Life Is People (Matt assembled the band and played lead, which he also did for Countless Branches and Who Is The Sender) he accidentally convinced himself back in to the studio at the same time for The Family Silver with legendary Weller/Style Council and Who drummer Steve White, and Ocean Colour Scene bassist Damon Minchella. There then followed a whispered release of a lost classic written with Squeeze’s Chris Difford and recorded with Richard Causon, Kids Steal Feelings; and there were the almost invisible, yet fathoms deep ripples in the pond from his most recent, achingly beautiful album Doubtless Dauntless featuring musicians such as Gary Carpenter (he of The Wicker Man Soundtrack fame) and The Attractions’ Steve Nieve.

Matt Deighton’s stunning discography is an undiscovered island inhabited by a human being everyone wants to love and protect from the world around him. Matt’s is a story of genuinely great musicianship and songwriting; but most of all, of the beauty and fragility of one of Britain’s greatest lost talents and how life around him has sometimes shaped a fate beyond his control; but who has come back with something more beautiful every time the storm abated.

Yes, Matt Deighton has returned and you probably never knew it. Well now you do; and as the Sunday Times declared – “…it’s impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake or John Martyn not falling in love with him…”

“One of this country’s best kept secrets… a sense of timelessness enshrouds Deighton… embrace the return of his unique talent” – The Huffington Post”

“He has an uncanny knack of writing songs that sound like they’ve been written just before dusk on a riverbank” – 4/5 – Observer Music Monthly

”A mellow folk-soul gem, shamefully overlooked… there’s clearly a sharp, undervalued talent at work.” – –Mojo 4/5

“It is impossible to imagine fans of Nick Drake and John Martyn not falling in love…” Sunday Times

“Wake Up The Moths is the sound of a craftsman at work, as intricate as a room full of carriage clocks. Beautiful, really.”Record Collector 4/5

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It seems that fans of Melbourne’s Closure In Moscow just can’t get enough. Days after wrapping up their Supreme Turbo Facilitator Tour (selling out all but one of the shows) the popular five piece have announced their Singularity Tour featuring headline dates in all capital cities.

The tour marks the beginning of what plans to be a super massive travel cycle for Closure In Moscow as they head across to the U.S on the Warped Tour playing all 44 shows.

Support on the tour is from good buddies, Secrets In Scale. Tickets for all shows are on sale now.

Closure in Moscow ‘The Singularity Tour’ plus guests Secrets In Scale

Thursday 27th May Mona Vale Hotel, Sydney 18+ Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

Friday 28th May 28th Gaelic Theatre, Sydney 18+ Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

Saturday 29th May The Civic Hotel, Perth 18+ Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

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Thursday 3rd June Republic Bar, Hobart 18+ Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

Friday 4th June Fowlers Live, Adelaide Lic/AA Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

Saturday 5th June East Brunswick Club, Melbourne 18+ Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow www.eastbrunswickclub.com / The East box office – PH: 9388 9794

Sunday 6th June Phoenix YouthCentre, Melbourne U18 2pm -6pm Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

Thursday 10th June The Fort, Brisbane U18 6pm 9pm Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow

Friday 11th June The Zoo, Brisbane, 18+ Tix: www.moshtix.com.au/closureinmoscow, http://zoo.oztix.com.au

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Matt deighton - overshadowed.

An intimate documentary following the life and career of Matt Deighton, the British singer-songwriter we ought to know.

OVERSHADOWED tells the story of Matt Deighton, a hugely respected and loved artist within the British music industry. Front man for the 90’s acid jazz band ‘Mother Earth’, Paul Weller’s guitarist of choice and Noel Gallagher’s replacement in ‘Oasis’. But who is he? Critically acclaimed yet an underground secret.

Matt guides us on a tour through his life, his music and performances, exploring the challenges of mental health and musicianship. Accompanied by some of his friends and collaborators including Chris Difford, Bill Fay, Paul Weller, Marti Pellow and Carleen Anderson.

• Runtime 1 hour 2 mins
• Director Kevin Brown

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M72 World Tour

We told you about our new album 72 Seasons , so what’s next now that we’ve escaped the studio? Hit the road, of course! You want a tour, we’ve got a tour... how about two full years worth of shows?!?!

Over the past few years, we have been so inspired by the dedication and family/community vibe of the fans who traveled to San Francisco for our recent weekend celebrations, first in 2019 with the two S&M2 shows, followed by last year’s 40th Anniversary shows. On top of that, we had a blast being a part of the 2021 Wimmer Festivals when we played two nights in one city, each with a totally different setlist. With all of that in mind, the M72 tour was born!

Starting in April of 2023, we’ll be visiting 22 different cities around the world and playing two nights in each city, with each “No Repeat Weekend” show a completely unique experience: Two totally different set lists with two different bands opening the show each night! Purchase a two-day ticket, and you won’t see the same song twice for a total of over 30 songs spanning our 40+ years of being lucky enough to make music. Most of the shows (sorry, not all - we tried!) will be on Fridays and Sundays, so we’ll be sure to have lots of extracurricular events for you to hang with fellow Metallica fans at before the shows kick-off and on the Saturday night in between.

Presented worldwide by Liquid Death and Blackened American Whiskey (in North America only), and brought to you by our friends at Live Nation, the M72 tour also launches a completely different look for us in stadiums – we’ll be in the round in the middle of the field. On top of that, the Snake Pit has been relocated to the center of the stage so that fans there will have a complete 360 view of the show. Each weekend offers a variety of Enhanced Experiences , ranging from access to a meet and greet, production and stage tour, food and beverage in the “Black Box” lounge to early entry into the venue and the aforementioned Snake Pit. The very popular “Black Laminate” is back, now known as the “I Disappear Ticket,” and is the ultimate pass for the fan who wants to run away with us for multiple weekends. Grab one of these and attend every show on your continent or in the world! For more information about Enhanced Experiences and I Disappear Tickets, visit wearesuper.co/metallica .

In keeping with the theme of two completely unique shows each weekend, we’re excited to share the stage with different bands each night, including some we have traveled with before and new friends who are joining us for the first time. Signing up for the entire adventure with us are Five Finger Death Punch, Ice Nine Kills, and MammothWVH, and some of you will see Pantera, Architects, Greta Van Fleet, or Volbeat, depending on the shows you attend. All the details are in the listing of dates below and on the individual show pages.

Two-day discounted tickets will be on sale Friday, December 2, for all shows. Fan Club presales start early on Wednesday, November 30, with various other presales beginning later that day and throughout the week. To request your Fan Club presale code, visit metallica.com/presale-code . If you cannot join us for the entire weekend, single-day tickets will be available starting January 20, 2023.

A portion of proceeds from every ticket sold will go to the band’s All Within My Hands foundation. Founded in 2017, AWMH’s efforts to assist and enrich the lives of members of the communities who have supported the band have raised nearly $13 million – providing $5.9 million in grants to career and technical education programs in the US, over $2.5 million to combat food insecurity, and more than $3.2 million to disaster relief efforts worldwide.

We cannot wait to embark on this new adventure, play some new music, and spend our weekends in ’23 and ’24 with YOU!

Show 1 Support Europe: Architects & Mammoth WVH ** Show 2 Support Europe: Five Finger Death Punch & Ice Nine Kills * Five Finger Death Punch & Ice Nine Kills play Show 1 in Paris, Architects & Mammoth WVH play Show 2 in Paris ** Volbeat replaces Architects on Show 1 in Gothenburg

Show 1 Support North America: Pantera & Mammoth WVH *** Show 2 Support North America: Five Finger Death Punch & Ice Nine Kills *** Greta Van Fleet replaces Pantera on show 1 both weekends in Mexico City

Got a question about the M72 World Tour? Look for the answer in our FAQ.

Citi is the official card of the M72 Tour. Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets in the U.S. beginning Wednesday, November 30 at 2:00 pm local time until Thursday, December 1 at 10:00 pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit citientertainment.com .

Matt Wallace betting profile: RBC Canadian Open

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Matt Wallace finished 35th in the RBC Canadian Open in 2022, shooting a 3-under on the par-70 course. His sights are set higher May 30 - June 2 in Hamilton, ON, CAN, at Hamilton Golf & Country Club .

The RBC Canadian Open tournament and course info

• Date: May 30 - June 2, 2024
• Location: Hamilton, ON, CAN
• Course: Hamilton Golf & Country Club
• Par: 70 / 7,084 yards
• Purse: $9.4M
• Previous winner: Nick Taylor

At the RBC Canadian Open

• Wallace finished 35th (with a score of 3-under) in his only appearance at the RBC Canadian Open in recent years (in 2022).
• With numbers of 0.95 in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee (34th in field), 5.835 in SG: Approach the Green (sixth), and 4.831 in SG: Putting (10th), Nick Taylor won this tournament in 2023.
• Taylor averaged 294.5 yards off the tee (59th in field), had a greens in regulation percentage of 72.22% (ninth), and attempted 27 putts per round (10th) in that victory a year ago.

Wallace's recent history at the RBC Canadian Open

Wallace's recent performances.

• Over his last five appearances, Wallace has finished in the top five once.
• He's qualified for the weekend in four of his last five events.
• Wallace has finished within three shots of the leader in one of his last five tournaments. Over that same span, he's finished with a better-than-average score three times.
• He has an average score of 10-under across his last five events.
• In terms of driving distance, Matt Wallace has averaged 299.7 yards in his past five starts.
• In his past five starts, Wallace is averaging 0.911 Strokes Gained: Putting.
• Wallace is averaging 3.583 Strokes Gained: Total in his past five tournaments.

Wallace's advanced stats and rankings

• Wallace's Strokes Gained: Off the Tee average of -0.337 ranks 154th on TOUR this season, and his 52.9% driving accuracy average ranks 168th.
• In terms of Strokes Gained: Approach, Wallace owns a 0.101 average that ranks 79th on TOUR. He ranks 27th with a 68.19% Greens in Regulation rate.
• On the greens, Wallace has delivered a 0.277 Strokes Gained: Putting mark this season, which places him 41st on TOUR. In addition, he ranks 101st with a putts-per-round average of 28.85, and he ranks ninth by breaking par 29.17% of the time.

Wallace's best finishes

• Although Wallace has not won any of the 14 tournaments he has played this season, he has earned one top-five finish.
• In those 14 events, he made the cut nine times, a success rate of 64.3%.
• As of now, Wallace has compiled 247 points, which ranks him 104th in the FedExCup standings.

Wallace's best Strokes Gained performances

• This season Wallace's best Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee performance came at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in May 2024, as he delivered a 2.178 mark, which ranked him 20th in the field. He finished fourth in that event.
• Wallace posted his best Strokes Gained: Approach performance this season at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson, ranking eighth in the field at 4.255. In that event, he finished fourth.
• In terms of Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green, Wallace's best performance this season was at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson, where his 4.490 mark ranked second in the field.
• At the Sony Open in Hawaii in January 2024, Wallace recorded his best Strokes Gained: Putting mark this season -- 6.826, which ranked him sixth in the field. He finished 52nd in that event.
• Wallace recorded his best Strokes Gained: Total mark this season (9.433) at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson in May 2024. That ranked fourth in the field.

Wallace's Strokes Gained rankings

Wallace's past results.

All stats in this article are accurate for Wallace as of the start of the RBC Canadian Open.

Note: The PGA TOUR has created this story via a machine-learning model using data from ShotLink , powered by CDW, in addition to player performance data. While we strive for accuracy and quality, please note that the information provided may not be entirely error-free.

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High school seniors are invited to learn about the University Honors Program at our premier Honors Student for a Day event.

Why Schedule a Campus Visit?

You’re making an important decision. You’ve browsed our website, reviewed brochures and done your research. Still, getting a feel for campus can help you make your final choice. Take in the culture and our Moscow location, experience life in the dorms and dining halls and see where you’ll be learning. Begin to see yourself at U of I with a campus visit.

Confirm your initial impression. If research grabs your attention, a campus visit goes beyond. Determine if you feel at home as a Vandal and if a particular program of study is right for you. Use your visit or campus tour to meet professors and other students, narrow down your list of majors and make a definite decision once you receive your acceptance letter in the spring.

Make the Most of Your Campus Visit

You’ve heard this advice before — don’t just look at buildings. Instead, keep the following in mind whether you’re attending an event, campus tour or a virtual session:

• When to schedule your visit: Check out our Moscow campus as students attend class, engage in research and go about their day-to-day lives as Vandals. Ideally, attend a tour before submitting your application, preferably in the spring of your junior year or early fall of your senior year.
• Be ready to ask questions: Make a list ahead of time to ask your tour guide, admissions counselor and students you see around campus.
• Consider multiple campus visits: Start virtually to get a feel for our campus. Then, to get a more personal perspective, consider attending an on-campus visit. Here, opt for a student-guided campus tour, and schedule in visits with schools or departments for programs you’re curious about.
• Take notes: What makes U of I unique? How does being a Vandal resonate with you? Document your visit with notes and photos to reference later.
• Prepare ahead of time: Avoid attending a campus visit on a whim. Instead, schedule your visit in advance, make plans for a college or program visit, explore our virtual resources, review a map to understand the layout of our campus and make travel arrangements. Additionally, continue your research to ask questions during your visit.

Have Questions About Visiting University of Idaho?

Bring them to our Campus Visits Office! Reach out by email or by phone at 208-885-6163 today to learn more.

Programme TV du jeudi 30 mai : « A Gentleman in Moscow », « Rosy », « Cassandre »… Notre sélection.

Ewan McGregor en aristocrate russe, un doc bouleversant sur une documentariste atteinte de sclérose en plaques, Cassandre qui enquête dans un monastère, le retour de Bruce Willis... Voici nos suggestions pour votre soirée télé.

SÉRIE. Ewan McGregor fait des étincelles

« A Gentleman in Moscow », à 21h10 sur Canal +. En 1921, le régime de Lénine poursuit l’éradication de l’aristocratie russe entamée avec la révolution de 1917. Le comte Alexandre Rostov est alors jugé par un tribunal bolchevique et assigné à résidence à vie, dans le grand hôtel Metropol de Moscou, où il habitait depuis plusieurs années. Il doit cependant quitter sa suite luxueuse, et est relégué dans une petite chambre dans les combles du bâtiment. La série « A Gentleman in Moscow », adaptée du roman éponyme de l’écrivain américain Amor Towles, retrace sur plusieurs décennies le destin de cet homme d’un temps révolu. Dans les murs de l’hôtel, il va faire la rencontre d’une petite fille qui va bouleverser sa vie.

Le héros est incarné par le comédien britannico-américain Ewan McGregor . Celui-ci insuffle une légèreté et un charisme pétillant au personnage qui s’accroche à son statut et s’accommode de son sort avec positivité. Également au casting, l’actrice Mary Elizabeth Winstead, qui avait rencontré Ewan McGregor sur le tournage de la saison 3 de la série « Fargo ». À la ville, les deux acteurs sont désormais mariés et parents d’un fils. Ces deux-là, réunis à l’écran, n’ont pas besoin de beaucoup jouer la comédie pour faire des étincelles.

Portrait d’une époque et d’une société en pleine transition, « A Gentleman in Moscow » a un charme désuet et séduisant. Entre prisme intime et grande histoire politique, le récit navigue au fil des ans, multipliant les ellipses temporelles. Et même si le scénario semble parfois se perdre un peu, la performance d’Ewan McGregor suffit à la réussite de la série.

Stéphanie Guerrin

série historique britannique de Ben Vanstone (2024), avec Ewan McGregor, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Johnny Harris… Épisodes 1 et 2/8 (46 et 49 minutes).

POLICIER. Mangez de ce pain-là !

« Cassandre : pain bénit », à 21h10 sur France 3 . La commissaire Cassandre pose cette fois ses valises dans un monastère où le corps d’un boulanger a été retrouvé au fond d’un puits. En jouant sur plusieurs registres — la grand-mère atteinte de la maladie d’Alzheimer, le moine à l’attitude intrigante, l’apprenti de la boulangerie peu motivé —, le scénario de cet épisode se révèle plutôt captivant. D’autant qu’il est servi par un casting aux petits oignons, à savoir un Bernard Le Coq formidable dans le rôle du père Gabriel et une Catherine Jacob très convaincante en grand-mère modèle.

Dès le début de l’enquête, les méthodes de Cassandre vont être chamboulées, puisqu’on lui fait comprendre que son travail ne doit pas perturber la tranquillité des moines. Le décor est planté. Ajoutez-y une pointe d’humour, de belles scènes filmées sur les hauteurs d’Annecy et des histoires de fond assez touchantes, vous obtiendrez un épisode très réussi.

série policière française de Marwen Abdallah (2020), avec Alexandre Varga, Bernard Le Coq, Gwendoline Hamon... 1h30.

DOCUMENTAIRE. Plus fort la vie !

« Rosy », à 21h25 sur TMC. « Rosy », c’est le surnom qu’a donné Marine Barnérias à sa maladie, cette affection qui porte le nom « immonde » de sclérose en plaques . C’est au cours d’une marche en Nouvelle-Zélande, il y a cinq ans, alors qu’elle s’« engueulait avec cette sclérose », que la jeune femme devenue journaliste a eu l’idée de la rebaptiser. « Quand j’ai remarqué que, dans sclérose, il y a rose, j’ai commencé à aimer un peu plus cette maladie que je détestais », explique Marine, convaincue du pouvoir des mots.

Rosy a débarqué début 2015 dans la vie de cette femme de 21 ans à l’époque, chaleureuse, aux grands yeux verts et à l’énergie bouillonnante. Après le déni, le choc, la colère, elle décide de partir en voyage seule pendant plusieurs mois, et découvre la Nouvelle-Zélande, la Birmanie et la Mongolie. Pendant neuf mois, Marine marche, campe, fait de l’auto-stop, des randonnées à cheval et une cure de silence, rencontre des inconnus.

Surtout, au fil de ces 7 000 km, elle décide de cohabiter avec Rosy. D’en faire sa « coloc ». Bouleversant de la première à la dernière minute. Sans jamais donner de leçon, elle livre une immense bouffée d’énergie, d’espoir et de vie. « Rosy » est une aventure essentielle et existentielle, qui donne envie de vivre plus fort.

Catherine Balle

documentaire français de Marine Barnérias (2021)... 1h26.

SÉRIE. Piégés par amour

« Amour fou », à 20h55 sur Arte. Comme un sentiment de malaise permanent, pour le meilleur et pour le pire. Difficile de rester de marbre devant « Amour fou », un thriller tendu autour de Rebecca et Romain, un couple qui essaie d’avoir un enfant. Dans cette mini-série en trois volets, elle est sujette à des angoisses morbides, lui semble impuissant face au mal-être de sa femme. La situation empire quand le frère de Romain, jeune homme instable, emménage avec sa petite amie dans la maison en face de la leur.

Quand on croit savoir où « Amour fou » veut nous emmener, cette fiction prend un détour inattendu, tentant de nous piéger dans son engrenage tordu. Si on ne peut que saluer l’audace du scénario, les virages soudains nous ont un peu perdus en route. Au Festival des créations télévisuelles de Luchon édition 2020, « Amour fou » avait reçu trois prix : meilleure série, meilleur scénario et meilleure interprétation féminine pour Clotilde Hesme, qui surpasse ses partenaires de jeu.

série dramatique française d’Ingrid Desjours, Florent Meyer et Mathias Gokalp (2020), avec Clotilde Hesme, Jérémie Renier… Épisodes 1 à 3/3 , 3X50min.

ACTION. Si cool, Bruce !

« Die Hard 4 : Retour en enfer », à 21h10 sur M 6 . Alors que les États-Unis subissent une vague de cyberattaques, le lieutenant de police John McClane (Bruce Willis) est chargé de faire équipe avec Matt Farrell (Justin Long), un gringalet surdoué en informatique…

En faire « juste assez trop » est tout un art, dans lequel la franchise « Die Hard » excelle. Et notamment ce quatrième opus, sorte de parc d’attractions balistique où le spectateur gambade, ravi comme un gamin. Les scènes d’action sont ahurissantes, les vannes au petit poil, et le méchant parvient à tirer son épingle du jeu face à la charge de « cool attitude » écrasante de Bruce Willis .

film d’action américain de Len Wiseman (2007), avec Bruce Willis, Justin Long, Timothy Olyphant... 2h20.