Franc Moody will return in 2020 for a Button Factory show
Franc Moody have found themselves a decent and growing audience in Dublin this year. The London disco-funk band have played the city three times this year and they will definitely be playing in 2020 as they have been announced to play in the Button Factory on February 26th next year.
See all the tour dates below. The band have a new single ‘Terra Firma’ dropping today.
Tickets From €20.50 plus fees on sale Friday October 11th from Ticketmaster.
Despite the intentions of Disco Demolition Night, disco never really went away. The genre’s grooves morphed and changed into new shapes and stripes from the DJ-rooted nu-disco electronic productions of the past 15 years from the likes of Metro Area and recent breakout dance hit Neutron Dance by Dubliner Krystal Klear to the success soul-funk-disco pop of UK duo Jungle. Even the queen of funk, Chaka Khan, has returned to her roots for some orchestral disco on recent new album Hello Happiness.
Franc Moody are London duo Ned Franc and Jon Moody, who embrace disco-funk in glittering dance-pop productions, emboldened by Daft Punk’s studio forays into the recreation of classic disco and funk on Random Access Memories.
Their sound is DIY-driven, which involves finding out that recording the perfect handclap takes three pairs of hands and one pair of Marigold gloves. Salt shakers, radiators and the sound of zipping flies have also been used in their recordings.
Their eight-track mini album Dance Moves encapsulates their appeal in one tight package, head-nodding disco-electronic-funk with an emphasis on earworm choruses.
Live, the band swell to six members to make their intergalactic synth-pop funk soar.
Franc Moody Tour dates 2020
Feb 26rd || Dublin || Button Factory
Feb 28th || Glasgow || Stereo
Feb 29th || Manchester || YES
March 2nd || Bristol || Fleece
March 3rd|| Brighton || Concorde 2
March 4th || Nottingham || Bodega
March 5th || London || O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
March 7th || Leeds || Belgrave Music Hall
March 11th || Amsterdam || Paradiso Noord
March 12th || Cologne || Club Volta
March 13th || Berlin || Saalchen
March 14th || Hamburg || Bahnhof Pauli
March 16th || Copenhagen || Vega Small Hall
March 20th || Paris || La Maroquinerie
March 21st || Gent || Democrazy
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