Jealous of the Birds and The Clameens
Our third PRS for Music Presents ventured beyond our offices to Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast. Jealous of the Birds, The Clameens and Katharine Philippa joined us on Thursday 28 April 2016. See below for more information about these fantastic artists.
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A crowd waits for the performance at PRS Presents -
Paul Clements introducing the performers at a PRS Presents gig -
Tiggs Da Author performs at PRS Presents with a man playing guitar behind him -
Tiggs Da Author performs at PRS Presents with a man playing guitar behind him -
Tiggs Da Author performs with his live band at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author dances during his performance at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author performs with his live band at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author singing into a microphone, wearing a green hat and denim jacket, at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author performs with his live band at PRS Presents in front of a crowd of people -
Tiggs Da Author pointing into the crowd as he performs at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author smiling at the crowd during his performance at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author pointing at the crowd during his performance at PRS Presents, as his live band plays behind him -
Tiggs Da Author smiling into the camera with his microphone at PRS Presents -
An audience dancing at a PRS Presents gig -
Tiggs Da Author with Paul Clements at PRS Presents -
David Bargery (events), Tiggs Da Author, Amy Fields (events) and Paul Sims (head of marketing) at PRS Presents -
Tiggs Da Author points at the camera in front of the PRS for Music backdrop, wearing a green beanie hat, white t shirt and denim jacket -
Honne's Andy Clutterbuck looks down and smiles on stage at PRS Presents -
The audience watches Honne playing keyboards on stage at PRS Presents -
A shot from behind Honne performing keyboards and singing on stage at PRS Presents, the audience are chatting -
Honne perform guitar, vocals and synth with a bass player and drummer, on stage at PRS Presents -
A shot from the side of Honne's Andy Clutterbuck singing and playing guitar on stage at PRS Presents -
Honne's Andy Clutterbuck plays guitar and sings at PRS Presents, wearing a dark shirt -
Honne's James Hatcher plays a black guitar on stage at PRS Presents, wearing a dark shirt -
Honne's James Hatcher's black guitar -
Honne's Andy Clutterbuck raises his arm as he sings and plays guitar at PRS Presents -
James Hatcher (Honne), Paul Clements (executive director of membership at PRS for Music) and Andy Clutterbuck (Honne) at PRS Presents -
James Hatcher (Honne), Tiggs Da Author and Andy Clutterbuck (Honne) at PRS Presents -
James Hatcher (Honne), Paul Clements (executive director of membership at PRS for Music), Tiggs Da Author and Andy Clutterbuck (Honne) at PRS Presents
About the artists
Jealous of the Birds
Jealous of the Birds is the solo project of hotly tipped Irish songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Naomi Hamilton. Her debut album Parma Violets, due out in April, matches introspective indie-folk with fiery post-punk. Beautifully crafted songs have been given contrasting arrangements, veering from stripped-down acoustic guitar to full-band indie-rock anthems, all overlaid by Naomi’s compelling layered vocals.
The Clameens
The Clameens are four boys, including two brothers, who are about to make their home city very proud of them. The Clameens sing about being young, drinking, fighting, falling out and having fun. Their lyrics are acerbic, smart, hilarious and honest. Their tunes will make you want to dance, and drink, and dance some more. The band supported Pete Doherty and The Strypes and were one of MTV's hottest unsigned bands of 2014.
Katharine Phillippa
Music is communication, and from an early age Katharine Philippa sang in the pram when out for walks, and crawled to the piano upon hearing it sound. Sound, visuals, words, environment, people, emotions — and their combinations in constant flux — are inspirations.
Whilst completing a Music degree at Queen's University, Belfast, KP performed in the Ulster Hall, with the Ulster Orchestra, and received encouraging radio play.
