Tallulah Rendall: Love Carries Me Home Album & Book Launch at the Bristol Folk House

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Join Tallulah and celebrate the release of her 6th studio album & book, Love Carries Me Home. An album lovingly crafted over lockdown and recorded with Tallulah's longterm collaborator Danton Supple dedicated to her father, John Rendall who passed unexpectedly in January 2022.

This will be an evening to remember. A night of stories, song and connection and opportunity to grab your limited edition and signed copy of the book & album.

Doors: 7.30pm

Event begins: 8pm

Address: 40a Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG

"Tallulah Rendall's song-writing is armed with resilience and a sense of confidence. An artist already onto her sixth studio album, this is definitely a songwriter who lives and breathes music. A passionate artist with excellent lyricism and the power to let you stop, listen, and be captivated, Tallulah's definitely gained a new fan in me." RGM Press

"Working with Tallulah is a privilege and a pleasure. The breadth of her vocals along with the passion of her delivery is always inspiring and to have had her play so many of the instruments brought a real focus to the songs. She's a natural performer, whether in front of one person or an arena, and really deserves success in this industry." — Producer Danton Supple

"Tallulah Rendall is that rare, precious discovery – a rock 'n' roll singer-songwriter of substance with the heart of a lioness. She's independent, rooted in nature and gloriously feline, as you can experience from her sensuous Bond girl, gold catsuit! Tallulah is a multi-layered performance artist to adopt, to get excited about and to champion. She's a singer with the power, lyricism, authenticity, and ability to transport an audience through her voice, magical sound immersion, and sheer musicality." — Ethical Hedonist Magazine

"Tallulah has a wonderful voice." — Dame Shirley Bassey OBE

"Whether performing solo or with her full band...What comes across live is her all-embracing energy... Her incredible aura and her majestic strength." — Richmond Harding, Beat Magazine