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With his Rounder Records debut, Northern Ireland-born singer/songwriter Foy Vance shares a selection of songs built on his soulful convergence of folk and Southern blues, at turns devastating and ecstatic and wildly illuminating. Produced by Ethan Johns (the Brit Award-winning producer known for his work with Paul McCartney, Ray LaMontagne, and more), the Scotland-based artist's latest body of work ranges from the heavy-hearted yet rapturous "Call Me Anytime" (a tender reflection on the many dimensions of his experience in fatherhood) to the gloriously chaotic "a.i." (a nine-minute outcry on the looming crisis of AI's unchecked ascent). Meanwhile, on "I Think I Preferred The Question," Vance vents his frustration at those who attempt to impose their beliefs on others, bringing both introspective candor and canny observation to his intimate exploration of the human condition. A prime vessel for his powerfully gritty vocal work, the result is the purest distillation yet of Vance's truly singular artistry, imparting a defiant joy into songs of longing and loss and hard-won acceptance.
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I've been a big Foy Vance fan for years and have wanted to see him live so badly. I was so excited to see him and it was so worth the wait! My husband came with me and it's just not his taste of music yet he had a great time and was moved by the songs ❤️ Perfect night for me!
First Foy NEVER disappoints. The first time I saw him he said I don't have everything, but I promise you I will give you everything I got. . . and did he ever! I cried that time and I cried again at the Queen. He leaves his soul on that stage for everyone to see and feel. I know little old Delaware isn't a big stop for performers, but I hope Foy continues to make this stop when in the states. The Queen is an amazing intimate setting where there are NO bad seats. The staff was extremely friendly, and the drinks were perfectly poured!
Foy Vance is undoubtedly one of the best singer songwriters of his generation. He’s a poignant, irreverent, and soulful performer. Foy is definitely worth a listen and, when he’s in town, a must see.
Small venue, couple hundred, and a masterful performance full of laughter and soulfulness. Foy is one of the best.
The venue was better than expected. We have seen Foy before with a band but he’s even better by himself. The green room had great wings and fry’s before the show. A great night!!!!
I just want to say I am a massive fan of Foy Vance. I also appreciate that an artist has the right to perform and express their art in any way they choose, and the fans have no input in the process. I am also sure that many who attended the concert enjoyed the performance. With that being said, the show was unwatchable, and I left after about 30-40 minutes. When you buy a ticket to a Foy Vance show, you really want to see Foy singing with maybe a supporting person at most. The addition of 3 other band members and a full band setup was just too much. It felt like I watched a reunion tour of a middle-aged boy band. I mean Foo Fighters don't have this many band members.
Foy Vance put on a wonderful show. He's two opening acts I thought were excellent and I believe the crowd was very into it. My first time at the Neptune and hopefully not my last. Great little theater made for an intimate show.
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Super disappointed to see the Neptune set up with seats. Changes the whole experience to a slower more subdued event. Foy incredible Neptune - bad choice to put up chairs
The cedar provided a venue that was intimate and allowed for awesome viewing of such raw talent. There is no hiding! And nobody in this trio needed to hide. By far the best show I’ve ever been to!
