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Gigs and concerts· London
Michael Weston King & Lou Dalgleish
- When
- Tuesday, 1 December 2026, 8pm
- Where
- The Water Rats, 328 Grays Inn Road, Kings Cross, London, LONDON, WC1X 8BZ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
The London Roots Festival Presents MICHAEL WESTON KING & LOU DALGLEISH - "MY DARLING CLEMENTINE - TOGETHER APART" Michael Weston King & Lou Dalgleish close out the year with a special show on Tuesday 1st December at The Water Rats as part of the London Roots Festival. As My Darling Clementine they are known for their signature blend of classic country duets, richly drawn storytelling, and beautifully observed songs of love, loss and longing but this new date offers something different. They will play 2 x one hour sets; The first a deep dive into the back catalogue, featuring My Darling Clementine classics, fan favourites, and some lesser heard album cuts. The second set will shine a spotlight on their individual voices. With both releasing solo albums this year, Lou and Michael will present a number of these new songs, accompanied by a full band.* Michael's album "Nothing Can Hurt Me Anymore" released in April, has received 5 star universal praise, and is being widely regarded as his finest ever work. "A beautiful complex piece of work, and the fact that it emerged from such terrible circumstances and unimaginable sadness makes it all the more remarkable. MWK has balanced sorrow, anger and the struggle for hope and the search for some peace in a way that would be presumptuous for…
Getting there
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