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The Family Silver

Gigs and concerts· London

The Family Silver

Matt Deighton with Damon Minchella

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When
Thursday, 3 December 2026, 7pm
Where
229, GREAT PORTLAND STREET, LONDON, W1W 5PN
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About the event

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THE FAMILY SILVER + very special guests The Family Silver are a British power trio bringing together three musicians with formidable pedigrees: singer/guitarist Matt Deighton (Mother Earth, Paul Weller, Oasis), bassist Damon Minchella (Ocean Colour Scene, Richard Ashcroft) and drummer Steve White (The Style Council, Paul Weller). Their music draws on classic British rock, soul, psychedelia and pastoral folk, underpinned by the instinctive musicianship of three players who had already spent decades at the heart of UK music. Their debut album, Electric Blend, appeared in 2015, followed by the limited Blaze of Light EP in 2017. A cult favourite rather than a heavily toured project, The Family Silver are enjoying renewed attention in 2026 with an expanded, newly mastered edition of Electric Blend, including rare and previously unreleased recordings. For acid-jazz fans, the connection is particularly appealing: Matt Deighton fronted Mother Earth, while White and Minchella's backgrounds encompass mod, soul, funk and jazz as well as some of the biggest names in British rock. The result is a genuine musicians' band - soulful, melodic and steeped in the sound of classic British songwriting. An AGMP Concerts presentation.

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229 GREAT PORTLAND STREET, LONDON, W1W 5PN

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