Police Dog Hogan
No support
Saturday April 1st 2023
St John the Evangelist, 109a Iffley Road, Oxford, OX4 1EH
Doors 7.30 p.m.
Tickets £17.50 in advance. £20.00 on the door
No support
Saturday April 1st 2023
St John the Evangelist, 109a Iffley Road, Oxford, OX4 1EH
Doors 7.30 p.m.
Tickets £17.50 in advance. £20.00 on the door
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Empty Room Promotions 2023 ©
In association with Midnight Mango
Due to sound check restriction the door time indicates the earliest opportunity we can give access to the venue. Live music will start 20-30 minutes after the door open time.
‘A good night out guaranteed’
Mark Radcliffe BBC Radio 2 Folk Show
“Since they made their album debut back in 2010, Police Dog Hogan have been building a reputation as one of the country’s finest live bands and folk-country acts… Overground is their finest hour yet.” Folk Radio.
“They manage to fuse bluegrass, folk, country and more in a way that few others can match.” RnR Magazine
Brilliant’ song-writing, ‘sensational’ harmonies, ‘fantastic’ musicianship,‘joyous’ live performances – just a fraction of the accolades gathered by Police Dog Hogan at their ‘now-legendary’ live gigs. The 7-piece outfit has been attracting similar reviews for more than ten years now.
Singer/songwriter and acoustic guitarist James Studholme is at the helm, supported by fiddle, banjo, accordion, trumpet, bass and drums. These varied instruments allow the band create a mosaic of sounds and songs including husky ballads mourning lost loves, foot-stompers about the West Country and full-throated, multi-harmony anthems. Their song “Devon Brigade’ was nominated for Song of the Year at the 2018 Americana Music awards.
The band’s eagerly-awaited new album ‘Overground’ has been described as ‘their best ever’ and they’ll play tracks from it, as well as some of their most-loved songs on their upcoming tour of the UK.
Police Dog Hogan have performed in all four home nations, at Glastonbury, across Ireland, at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire, the Americana Festival in Nashville, played support for Brian Wilson, and crammed themselves into the legendary and tiny Somerset Shed for an acoustic set.
Wherever they play says Radio 2 DJ Mark Ratcliffe, it’s ‘a guaranteed good night out’. And much-loved DJ Johnnie Walker lists Police Dog Hogan as ‘one of his favourite bands’.
