His Lordship - Cluny - 22 May 22

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His Lordship to perform at 

Newcastle The Cluny, on Sunday 22nd May 2022

Tickets: https://ticketmaster-uk.tm7560.net/4eA4en

“Makes The Cramps sound like yacht rock” - John Niven


His Lordship, the new project from guitarist James Walbourne (The Pretenders, The Pogues, The Rails) and Kristoffer Sonne (Chrissie Hynde, Willie Nelson) have announced their first UK tour, kicking off with their rescheduled, sold out show at The Lexington on 20th April and taking in 11 cities across the UK, including a second London show at The 100 Club on 24th May. Already having made an indelible mark on London’s live scene, His Lordship is the sound of Walbourne unleashed as a frontman; a furious riot of raging guitar and perverted drums from another dimension. 

In addition to the tour, the duo also announce their debut EP, a one take collection of rock ‘n’ roll covers, which came together in one evening after a long day of recording original songs (also coming soon). Deciding to let loose, they kept the tape rolling and filmed a set of rock’n’roll tunes they like to play. They didn’t even rehearse them. The finished EP is a first take 15 minute set of Stuff They Like. Gene Vincent, Jack Scott, Link Wray and The Killer. 

The EP was released on 16th April digitally, with a vinyl release to follow on Psychonaut Sounds.  Tickets for the the Cluny date are availble: https://ticketmaster-uk.tm7560.net/4eA4en 


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