Hermine performed earlier this year on March 22nd at Elke Diviné, Pont Sainte-Maxence.
Dates lined up for 2009:
May 1st, Music Night at Whitechapel Gallery - Rod Melvin and Special Guests 7pm. £7.
77-82, Whitechapel High Street,
London E1 7QX
www.whitechapel.org (Events->Music)
Friday July 24th, Port Eliot Festival, Cornwall 7pm, Walled Garden
Simon - violin - and Lynn - accordion
(both from Signs of life)
James Sneyd - accordion
Ian Kane - piano and guitar
Ellie Ling - violin
Hugo Williams - tit'fer
Hermine - vocals
Hermine had a very successful tour in Switzerland
in November 2008, playing three dates in Bern,
Geneva and Zürich. Supporting Hermine were: Ian Hill (accordion), Ian Kane (composer; guitar & piano),
and Susie Honeyman (violin).
Hermine's blog has further details.
“Who'll come walking” - Hermine's new album
£12.50 (15€, SFr 23)
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I am a French person described as a migrant in my own country. Derek Jarman once
gave me the part of "Chaos" in his film "Jubilee" and this has stuck with me. I used to go and get milk from the farm on my mobylette and the farmer would ask whether I was camping. I answered yes for months on end until someone who knew my whereabouts gave the game away: I was living in an old dilapidated house, the largest in the village, AND I DID NOT OWN A CAR. Other rivetting facts about myself: I am married to Hugo Williams and I am secretary to The Blondin Memorial Trust, who toasts once a year the famous Frenchman who walked across Niagara falls in 1856 and is buried in Kensal Green Cemetery. Finally, I must add that after all these years, the sound of my own singing voice still sends me screaming out of the room. Yet I plan to release music I made and liked.
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