Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here

Do to exceptional demand Bill Callahan will be playing a second date at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday the 8th of February.

Bill Callahan celebrates the release of his new record Dream River, his first new material since 2011′s Apocalypse with a new show at The Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre.

Callahan has built a devoted fanbase since his first release under the name Smog in 1990. His enthralling story-telling, rich baritone voice, and lo-fi recordings strike a chord with his many followers.

‘This performance may actually have been a strong argument for Callahan’s radicalism and importance as a songwriter.’ (Music OMH on Callahan’s 2011 Barbican show)

‘Callahan is one of our best lyricists’ (The New York Times)

Tickets available here