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NEN is taking a journey into the real world with the introduction of our first live music night to highlight the launch of our revamped Radar section, Show & Tell. Every two months, we’ll be showcasing the best and most interesting of the new music we’ve uncovered so far in the historic venue that is The Troubadour in Earls Court. Many greats have played there including Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and Sammy Davis Jnr to name but a few, so where else would we take Show & Tell’s nearest and dearest musical talent, than the footstool to some amazing careers been and yet to come.

First up at next month’s event we’re bringing you a Nu-Folk extravaganza with different takes on this revival genre that’s been re-energised by the likes of Mumford and Sons, Laura Marling and Stornaway.

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Catch Derby group, Son of Eagle, as they perform tunes from their recently released debut album ‘From The Ground’ now available for purchase on iTunes. Featured already on BBC Introducing we’re sure that great things are set for them in 2012.

photo by Daniel Norton

We’ll also be welcoming the honey sweet sounds of Paper Aeroplanes as they come back from their UK tour with tracks from their latest EP ‘A Comfortable Sleep’. With an already impressive following and support from many if you haven’t heard them yet, shame on you! Make sure you’re there!

Also bringing tracks from their self-released debut album ‘In This Town’ released only two weeks ago, are Guildford band Felix Fables whose ‘hard-hitting folk ‘n’ roll’ has been an evolution of their sound well worth the journey.

And last but not least, joining NEN for the night is Gibson Guitar sponsored artist Pete Du Pon, a formidable talent whose debut album ‘If We Only Had Time’ has already picked up accliam from many.