EXETER FRINGE: join singer/songwriter Annika Brown for an acoustic journey


By , on Thursday, June 16, 2011

Annika Brown

Singer/songwriter Annika Brown will be taking you on an acoustic journey through her fictional, personal, surreal, playful and sometimes dark world at the Rusty Bike in Exeter as part of the Exeter Fringe Festival.

Annika takes some of her influences from Regina Spektor, Tori Amos, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and Tom Waits for her original songwriting.

Annika Brown will be at the Rusty Bike, Exeter on June 22 at 9pm as part of the Exeter Fringe. Tickets £5

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