BONE MACHINE play the music of Tom Waits

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BONE MACHINE play the music of Tom Waits

Sunday 14 November 2027 · Doors 19:00

Community Centre, Cromer

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BONE MACHINE play the music of Tom Waits is on Sunday 14 November 2027 at Community Centre, Cromer, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £27.50, including the booking fee.

BONE MACHINE are a band of internationally renowned touring and recording musicians that perform a rebrand, melancholic, and punk jazz set of Tom Waits songs. The band comprises Jack Healy on vocals and social strategy, Conor Brady on guitars and sonic sculpting, Julyo D’Agostino on bass and positive vibes and Des Harrington on drums and rhythmic karma, Dario Rodigherio on keys and spirituality. Each member of BONE MACHINE has performed in front of thousands of people at home and abroad over the past number of years in bands such as The Blades, Camille O’Sullivan, Jerry Fish, Mary Coughlan, Toots and the Maytals, The Corrs to name a few. They’ve also laid down countless tracks on albums and singles with these artists and many more not to mention Julyo being a Grammy Nominee this year! Whether or not the songs and music of Tom Waits play a central role in your music collection, you simply have to experience this show live to feel the heaven-opening maelstrom of beauty scarcely captured by a live band. From bourbon soaked ballads to evocative Godliness and anarchic elegance there has never been a show that has captured the golden thread of what makes Waits such a legend until n...

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