Bradley Tindall , The Whistlestops , Jack Conqueroo

The Rising Hedons' Bradley Tindall is, above all, a songwriter. Following in the footsteps of the much-loved storytellers Scott Cook & Faye Blais, Tindall sings of love, life and travel through an ever-expanding series of melodies. Combining blues and rock with elements of world music, the songs have a distinctly quirky flavour that is unique to his writing. After a hiatus of more than a year, Bradley returns to the stage with a suitcase full of new writings (about witches, disappearing brides and a red-tailed, horned woman who casts judgement upon all those who eat the lovely creatures of this Earth!). This is a rare chance to see these songs performed in an intimate setting.

The Rising Hedons' Bradley Tindall 是位描寫愛, 現實生活與遊歷的創作型歌手. 經過了遊離神秘印度之後, 這次終於重回了舞台, 並且帶來了許多新的自創歌曲, 巧妙結合了搖滾與藍調元素, 清楚的表現出非常獨特的曲風. 難得的機會,錯過他,你會後悔!

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Official Website | http://www.therisinghedons.com/
Download MP3's | http://therisinghedons.bandcamp.com/
Music Video | http://www.youtube.com/therisinghedons
Facebook | http://tinyurl.com/therisinghedonsfacebook
iTunes | http://tinyurl.com/therisinghedonsitunes
Buy a CD | http://www.cdbaby.com/artist/therisinghedons

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Press Clips

From the foot-tapping opening track, ‘Money’, which nails the band’s Bohemian colours firmly to the mast, every following song on the album draws the listener ever deeper into the quirky and exotic world of Hedons’ songwriters, Bradley Tindall and Pete Coulam. The Hedons are an unstoppable sonic tsunami. Bradley sings with a passion known to few. The audience is awed. This is no ordinary gig, no ordinary band.
Robert The, Highway 11

Tindall has an engaging stage presence that’s reminiscent of a slightly mellower Robert Plant circa
1973.
Alita Rickards, The Taipei Times

It’s hard not to admire the indie musician ethic of Bradley Tindall and his band the Rising Hedons.
David Chen, The Taipei Times

Bradley Tindall can appear to be possessed at times while playing his songs. As relaxed as he is while not playing, he enters another dimension when he is. I’ve only got one word to describe it, and that is, inspired.
Johnny Z, The Real Taiwan