SBT (Sarabeth Tucek)
at
Kitchen Garden Cafe
Birmingham
19:30

Description
American singer-songwriter Sarabeth Tucek returned in 2023 after a decade-long intermission with the new moniker SBT and her long-awaited third album ?Joan Of All?, which was issued world-wide on her own imprint Ocean Omen.
After the first single ?The Gift? received heavy play on BBC Radio 6 Music courtesy of Marc Riley, Gideon Coe and Cerys Matthews, anticipation for the new double-album kicked into high gear, and it did not disappoint, hailed by critics and fans alike as her masterwork.
She followed up by mounting three full-band tours of the UK which saw her perform the epic ?Joan Of All? in its entirety. SBT now returns to the UK and Ireland in April/May 2025 for a very special, intimate set of acoustic shows with her longtime producer Luther Russell which will cut a swath through her whole catalogue, including her classic self-titled debut, the much beloved sophomore album ?Get Well Soon? and of course the genre-defying, ?Joan of All?.
About Joan of All
?A glorious peak? (MOJO ?****).
"An extraordinary diverse double" (UNCUT).
?a work of rare depth, craftmanship and beauty? (Music OMH).
?The incredible creativity here is Tucek?s rejection of pastiche? (Loud & Quiet).
Description
Licensed Cafe.
By day our Cafe serves delicious home-cooked food, Fairly Traded coffee & tea and homemade cakes & pastries. All with a nod to local and ethical sourcing. We cater for Vegetarians, Vegans and dietary issues, just ask if you need anything not catered for on our menus. We also have a Delicatessen serving our own home-cooked food daily.
On Sunday to Thursday evenings we host the best acoustic music in the City, specialising in Folk, Roots and Americana.
On Friday and Saturday evenings the Cafe is available for private functions, weddings and parties, please call or email for more details.
Opening times shown don't include music events / comedy, most of which are ticketed.
17 York Road,
Kings Heath,
Birmingham,
West Midlands,
England,
B14 7SA.
0121 443 4725
General Admission : £16.50