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SKINNY LISTER IN CONCERT:
British folk outfit Skinny Lister is delighting audiences both at home and abroad with their mischievous, Celtic-influenced tunes and exciting live performances. The six-piece combines quick guitar strumming and accordion with thumping stand-up bass and harmonized vocals to create their free-spirited sound. Whether they're singing in perfect harmony on "Rollin' Over" or going back to their roots on "If The Gaff Don't Let Us Down", Skinny Lister are a passionate bunch that knows how to get the crowd dancing on their thrilling tours.
BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:
Hailing from England, Skinny Lister formed in 2009 after meeting in the London folk scene and jamming together. The following year they released two EPs that were unique in their recording process -- the Grand Union EP was recorded while floating down a canal in a boat, while the Homemade Tour EP was recorded at the homes of family and friends while the band was on tour. They followed up the records with several shows throughout the US, the UK, and Germany, earning thousands of new fans along the way. After attracting attention from execs at Side One Dummy, Skinny Lister signed a deal with the label and released their 2012 debut album Forge & Flagon to major critical acclaim. The band has shared the stage with Dropkick Murphy's and Boy George and is becoming well-known for their sprightly live shows and driving punk-meets-folk sound. Skinny Lister is a promising new act that keeps ticket buyers coming back for more after every performance.
I first saw Skinny Lister by accident in Washington DC, and I was blown away by their live show. If you were ever in a town where they are playing, you should go. It is guaranteed you will have a good time. This show in Charleston was another great show.
Came for Flogging Molly, left the newest #1 fan of Skinny Lister. Songs are fantastic and the whole crew is massively charismatic (accordions, who knew?!) If the music wasn't enough, I'd come back to see what Lorna is wearing, she was killing it in an amazing bodysuit & red pumps
Incredible sound and show! The band was so awesome! They made it over to their merch tent and did signatures and greets! Thanks again
I love this band so much! If you want to dance around , sing along and have fun this is the band for you. I have seen them several times and the Skinny’s give their all every night!!!
Skinny Lister always delivers with a high-energy, entertaining and fun show. The smaller venue provides a very up-close and personal experience with the band.
Skinny Lister is amazing! They put on an incredible live show that will leave your feet sore the next day from dancing so much! They are super entertaining, nice people, and have lovely accents. Do not miss them if they come to your town!
Show was fantastic, the band is so full of talent and energy. Every time they do John Kanaka everyone one in the crowd sings along at the top of their lungs. Always a highlight
The venue was perfect for this band. We were able to stand in the front row! Skinny Lister never disappoints. They are amazingly talented and will rock your socks off!! Can’t wait to see them again!
This was one of the most fun I've been to when seeing Skinny Lister. They've always been an opener for Flogging Molly or Dropkick Murphys so seeing them as the main act was amazing. I can't wait to see them again!
As per usual, they put on a great show with high energy. All members have a strong connection to their fans as well. Part of their appeal is a sense of true gratitude and comradery with fans. My only complaint this performance had nothing to do with the band, but with some of the audience members who decided to "mosh" and slam into the diverse crowd many of whom were 40 +. I've attended three performances and have not experienced this. When it was clear that few folks were interested in participating, the younger folks became even more aggressive and actually hurt a few audience members. We all pay to enjoy this band, it just seemed unfair that a few people negatively impacted the show for many others.
