We want to thank everyone who came to our concerts and who supported us over the past months!
We had a blast at every single show and can’t wait to get back on stage in autumn.
Until then, we are finishing the production of our album. The mixing is done and next step is mastering. We hope releasing it later this year (fingers crossed).
Much love,
The Tame and the Wild
Come join us at the Rock-A-Field this weekend. Our slot has been moved to Saturday 17:20-18:05.
Thanks to Open Source Festival for an amazing experience! We had a blast!
Picture by Noah Fohl.
Lots of great summer gigs coming up. Starting tonight at the Indie Week Europe Launch Party at Night & Day in Manchester.
We have been selected to play the Young Talent Stage at the Open Source Festival 2015!
More than 130 bands applied so we are incredibly honoured to be amongst the 8 bands to play the Young Talent Stage. And we’re in great company: Darjeeling, Dijn Eypro, Forum, Moglebaum, Rats and Children, Ray Novacane and Shipwrecks. We’re looking forward to share the stage with them!
See you at the Galopprennbahn in Düsseldorf on 27th June!
We will play this year’s Rock Um Knuedler in Luxembourg City. Come say hi to us and the late, great Grand Duchess Charlotte at the Place Clairfontaine Stage on July 12th. We’ll be there.
We are truly honoured and thrilled to announce that we have been selected to play at Indie Week Europe 2015 in Manchester… Holy moly!
We talked to Fabien D’Orazio over at Stay-Tuned Interviews. They always come up with interesting questions that really make you think about the music industry or reflect what you do as a band. Always a pleasure! Have a read here.
We also visited radio stations in Luxembourg last week:
Here’s the interview with Yves Stephany at 100,7 and the quick talk with Tom Nols at RTL.
Two weeks to go until our first couple of gigs in full lineup with our wonderful guests Astronauts from London. They will join us with their experimental dad-folk for two gigs: one in the great North at Prabbeli and one in the city’s new place to be, De Gudde Wëllen.
