The Green Man on Tour returns with a double header from Pete Greenwood and Mary Hampton. Word Magazine described Pete as having 'the same restful, bucolic poise as this realm's high priest Nick Drake', while Uncut described Mary's music as 'coffee-table-shattering purity...these are songs of unnerving delicacy, elemental and acoustic simplicity...potent and enchanting.'

Competition
To have a chance to win a pair of tickets to a gig of your choice just answer the following question:

Who headlined the Saturday night at this year's Green Man Festival?

Email your answer to Carl@thegreenmanfestival.co.uk with your answer and the gig you would prefer to go to. (And remember, all Green Man on Tour gig-goers have the chance to win tickets to next year's Festival!)

Pete Greenwood Reviews:
'Ensnares you from the word go' - Sunday Times
'Sounds like a lost 1970's classic' - Independent on Sunday

Mary Hampton Reviews:
'If Joanna Newsom's spiders-in-the-hair folk floats your tankard, then Brighton's Mary Hampton is the new brew. Spectral and spartan she mixes poetry and classical influences into plinking, piano-led folk ballads...giving her debut an exotic, gothic drama'- Q

November
25th Glasgow – Captains Rest - Box Office 0844 847 2487
26th Edinburgh - The Bowery - Box Office - thebowery.org.uk
28th Manchester - Dulcimer - 0161 8600044
30th Eaglescliffe – Waiting Room - Box Office 01642 780465

December
1st London - Luminaire - Info 0207 3727123
3rd Bristol - Cube Cinema - Box Office (Bristol Ticket Shop) 0117 9299008
4th Cheltenham - Slak Bar - Box Office 01242 227724
5th Cardiff - Instore @ Spillers 02920 224905
6th Brighton - Unitarian Church - Box Office - 01273 606312