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THE EMERALD DAWN are a multi-award-winning, multi-instrumentalist, symphonic/eclectic art rock quartet, who combine elements from rock, classical music, jazz, folk and world music to produce their own original, distinctive and exciting sound?a sound that is cinematic, epic, experimental and powerful. Usually haunting, often beautifully melodic and always highly atmospheric, the music of The Emerald Dawn paints images or tells stories that stimulate the imagination and takes the listener on unforgettable musical journeys.
Voted one of the top ten bands by the readers of Prog Magazine, The Emerald Dawn have headlined Prog the Forest (London), the Soundle Music Festival (Peterborough), and Danfest (Leicester). The band have also performed at the XIII Art Rock Festival in Reichenbach im Vogtland, Germany. This year they will be performing at Crescendo, the 26th International Prog Rock Festival, at Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, France.
?Their live shows are a feast for the senses, with stunning visuals and a powerful energy that electrifies the crowd.? London Prog Gigs
?Often gorgeous and sometimes transcendent?? Gary Mackenzie, Prog Magazine
?The Emerald Dawn are renowned as one of the UK?s most exciting progressive rock bands.? Divergent Venues
?True UK prog treasures to savour live when you can.? David Edwards, The Progressive Aspect
'...one of the major forces in modern UK progressive rock...? Lazland

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http://theemeralddawn.net
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Support is from EPHRAIM MAALER, an acoustic prog duo from South London. Think ?King Crimson meets Simon and Garfunkel?.

THE CAMDEN CLUB is one of London's newest and most exciting venues (opposite The Roundhouse in Camden/Chalk Farm). Cabaret-style seating with gourmet burger menu available - please support the venue by buying food and drinks as this keeps venue hire prices down, enabling more of the ticket money to go to the bands. Tables are unreserved; get here early for the best in the house!
Entrance is via a flight of steps up from street level and then a flight of steps down to floor level. Please contact the organisers if you need to use the accessible (fewer steps) entrance.

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