We’ve all done the constant redial of ticket lines to ensure we don’t miss out on the gig of our dreams, but this may be the ultimate in blink and you miss it shows. Bryony Dunn’s debut single, Golden Girl, questions what it means to be a celebrity and this, combined with her peculiar writing spot of choice, has led to an utterly unique choice of venues – the classic red British telephone box.
About as far removed from the X-Factor farce of manufactured numbers and auto-tune Hell as you can get, Bryony will be playing her self-composed tracks to an exclusive audience of approximately two people per show (more, depending on how big they are), as perfect a demonstration of DIY ingenuity as you could wish for. Keep an eye on her website and social media for specific details and get yourself a copy of the track from 17th November.
Soundcloud: Radio Edit: https://m.soundcloud.com/dominicking/golden-girl-radio-edit
Original mix: https://soundcloud.com/dominicking/golden-girl-original-mix
‘Touch’ cover: https://soundcloud.com/dominic-roy-king/bryony-dunn-touch
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7KIRr9a9eDlx2Jxg51LidL
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bryony.dunn/
Twitter: @BryonyG_Dunn
Instagram: bryonydunn
Website: www.bryonydunn.co.uk
