St Vincent to play arts festival Big Top

Wed, Jan 28, 2015

ST VINCENT, one of the most singular contemporary pop and rock musicians, a woman Pitchfork has declared “one of the past decade’s most distinct and innovative guitarists”, will play the Galway International Arts Festival Big Top.

The Oklahoma born, Texas raised singer-songwriter, whose real name is Annie Clarke, plays the Big Top in the Fisheries Field on Thursday July 14. The announcement of the show follows the release of Clarke’s new single, the Bowie-esque ‘Bad Believer’.

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