We are excited to welcome Little Grandad to Jumbo for a very special in-store performance and signing session celebrating the release of their new album 'Speak Softly, Son'. Little Grandad will take to the Jumbo stage at 5.30pm on Friday 29th January 2027.
For entry to the gig, pre-order 'Speak Softly, Son' on Clear Vinyl or CD HERE. Entry is one album per person in attendance.
About the album:
Just a few months after launching their debut tracks, the London four-piece waste no time at all, taking rare, precious days off the road to put down their debut album.
The band has made quick work of creating a buzz since forming just over a year ago. Gigging relentlessly and picking up new fans everywhere they play. It's a story as old as time.
Their songs sound like a sort of Venn diagram of rust-belt Americana, Brooklyn-informed slacker-rock, and warm yet ramshackle British indie guitar rock. It also sounds nothing like those things. It's chaotic, teeters on the brink of collapse, but somehow hangs together. It's properly exciting because you can't put your finger on what it is, and neither can they.
'Speak Softly, Son' is a timely approximation of where Little Grandad are at, and an excellent advertisement for those live shows. Here's where the story really starts...
For entry to the gig, pre-order 'Speak Softly, Son' on Clear Vinyl or CD HERE. Entry is one album per person in attendance.
About the album:
Just a few months after launching their debut tracks, the London four-piece waste no time at all, taking rare, precious days off the road to put down their debut album.
The band has made quick work of creating a buzz since forming just over a year ago. Gigging relentlessly and picking up new fans everywhere they play. It's a story as old as time.
Their songs sound like a sort of Venn diagram of rust-belt Americana, Brooklyn-informed slacker-rock, and warm yet ramshackle British indie guitar rock. It also sounds nothing like those things. It's chaotic, teeters on the brink of collapse, but somehow hangs together. It's properly exciting because you can't put your finger on what it is, and neither can they.
'Speak Softly, Son' is a timely approximation of where Little Grandad are at, and an excellent advertisement for those live shows. Here's where the story really starts...
