deadmoney duo

Bio:

Deadmoney duo is a father/son folk music band from Worcester. Cohen picked up his first instrument (violin) at the age of 6 and hasn't looked back since. He learnt his first folk dance tune at the age of 10 and loved it, this inspired him to join 'tunewrights' a young persons folk group. At tunewrights he learnt many more fantastic folk tunes. He came back from a tunewrights practice and asked dad peter if he could play the guitar chords (peter had played guitar and bass in a punk band in the later 70s and hardly played since) and on that day deadmoney duo was born. Since that day cohen has taken up many more instruments including melodeon, concertina, mandolin and harmonicas. The Deadmoney Duo began performing live in 2009 and since then have played at a number of festivals including Bromyard, Banbury, Garway, Worcester, Bridport, Broome Farm Cider Festival and Earthfest.

Rochdale Coconut Dance, Bromyard Festival 2010

Shropshire Morris, Sidmouth Festival 2010
Waiting for the Federals

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Coursework Dance

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Member Since:

October 26, 2007

Members:

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne plays: fiddle, mandolin, melodeon, concertina, harmonicas, percussion, ukulele and guitar.

Peter Kilcoyne plays: guitar, mandolin, ukulele and percussion

Influences:

Traditional folk musicians and bands from around the world including John Spiers, Andy Davies, Andy Cutting, Bob Dylan, Tunewrights, The Dubliners, Cherryholmes, Caroline Lucas, Planxty, Flogging Molly, Alistair Russell, John Kirkpatrik, Horizon Lights, Benji Kirkpatrick, Will Fly, Eliza Carthy, Peatbog Faeries, Jimmy Shand, Three Daft Monkeys,Paul Sartin, Spiers & Boden, Brian Peters, The Pouges, Brier, Saul Rose, Joe Burke, Sean Mcguire, Foxtail Soup, The Battlefield Band, Bellowhead, Faustus, Jon Boden, The list goes on and on...

Sounds Like:

fun! :)

Record Label:

Unsigned