Pop punk dance artist to come to Camden
The singer-songwriter Stanley Stevenson-Byrne is about to commence a UK tour, which will include a gig in Camden at the beginning of April.
Performing under the alias Fox Stevenson, he grew up in artistic surroundings, where his father was a musician and theatre director. The process of creating for Stevenson reportedly involves putting down his own tracks, inclusive of vocals, while utilising guitar, bass and drums, or alternatively mixing his DJ sets live.
According to critics, the intricate structures of the narratives in his songs have emotional force. His dance lyrics are not disposable; instead, tracks such as 'Dreamland' are original, authentic and represent a new generational sound.
The inspiration for these songs, according to Stevenson, owe much to previous singer-songwriters, while questioning what is traditionally expected of the electronic genre. Stevenson seeks to fuse a distinctive combo of rock, dance and pop; constantly experimenting, but with his own standards, this is reflected in his 2019 debut LP 'Killjoy'.
Now eager to extend the reach of his music, he is venturing out into the wider world through his scheduled US and European tours.
Tickets to see Fox Stevenson cost £28.70 inclusive of a transaction fee. Stationery printers are a valuable option for those engaged in the promotion of a concert or musical event.
Fox Stevenson's gig has a starting time of 7.00 pm on Saturday, 5 April at the Electric Ballroom in Camden.
Performing under the alias Fox Stevenson, he grew up in artistic surroundings, where his father was a musician and theatre director. The process of creating for Stevenson reportedly involves putting down his own tracks, inclusive of vocals, while utilising guitar, bass and drums, or alternatively mixing his DJ sets live.
According to critics, the intricate structures of the narratives in his songs have emotional force. His dance lyrics are not disposable; instead, tracks such as 'Dreamland' are original, authentic and represent a new generational sound.
The inspiration for these songs, according to Stevenson, owe much to previous singer-songwriters, while questioning what is traditionally expected of the electronic genre. Stevenson seeks to fuse a distinctive combo of rock, dance and pop; constantly experimenting, but with his own standards, this is reflected in his 2019 debut LP 'Killjoy'.
Now eager to extend the reach of his music, he is venturing out into the wider world through his scheduled US and European tours.
Tickets to see Fox Stevenson cost £28.70 inclusive of a transaction fee. Stationery printers are a valuable option for those engaged in the promotion of a concert or musical event.
Fox Stevenson's gig has a starting time of 7.00 pm on Saturday, 5 April at the Electric Ballroom in Camden.