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Tyler Childers Live at O2 Shepherd  Bush Empire- Review

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Tyler Childers makes his mammoth return to London performing to a nearly sold-out audience at the O2 Shepard Bush Empire after 3 sold out shows in Dublin, Glasgow and Manchester. 

​Opening up the show was Kentucky duo The Local Honeys. Charming the audience with their craft and alluring harmonies. 

The night embarked on an unforgettable setlist that included the opening country-funk cover of Charlie Daniels “Trudy” premiering his newest material from recent album Country Squire bringing the audience to their feet “Bus Route” and “Creeker” and chanting the words. 
As the seated section was now standing and the standing is now a moshpit “I Swear (To God)” had the crowd singing along to every line of the country singer’s song from debut album Purgatory.

As the band continued to play, the rowdier the audience got. Mixing up the pace, after a rambunctious start, Childers accompanied the microphone with his captivating voice to an acoustic throwback to 2017 debut album Purgatory “Tattoos” and 2018 
Live on Red Barn Radio I & II “Shake The Forest” and “Deadman’s Curve.” Retuning, to recent release with the romantic, dancing tune “All Your’n” where evidently had loved-up couples slow dance their way into the song.


​ Childers continues his tour in Europe dates below: 

January 24, 2020 /// Oslo, Norway /// Vulkan Arena
January 28, 2020 /// Berlin, Germany /// Franz
January 29, 2020 /// Amsterdam, Netherlands /// Paradiso Noord (SOLD OUT)
January 30, 2020 /// Copenhagen, Denmark /// Pumpehuset (SOLD OUT)​

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