Ezra Furman Tickets

Name: When Will Ezra Furman Get The Recognition they Deserve?
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Ezra Furman Fan Reviews (8) 4.9

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Wonderful.

What a beautiful and memorable way to see Ezra perform, loved it, love her. So grateful to of had a chance to watch such a talent in a stunning place, the atmosphere was electric. If I lived in London I would visit this venue frequently.

Posted anonymously on 17/07/2024

Ezra Furman, Union Chapel, London - 16th July 2024

Lovely gig

A beautiful venue and a very humble, generous and lovely performance by Ezra Furman who shared her universe with us for an evening. Would recommend.

Posted by Laetitia on 17/07/2024

Ezra Furman, Union Chapel, London - 16th July 2024

Ezra Furman

Although I wasn't keen on the venue as you have no choice but to sit tight as it's a pain in the bum to move around I did have a good view. Ezra was fab and although I've seen her 3 times before and this was my least favourite gig I would still see her again but may think twice if it was at this venue.

Posted by Nadia on 17/07/2024

Ezra Furman, Union Chapel, London - 16th July 2024

A Smorgasbord of RocknRoll energy and personal vulnerability, joy and hope.

As per a Smorgasbord of RocknRoll energy and personal vulnerability, joy and hope.

Posted by Nick C on 15/11/2019

Ezra Furman, O2 Academy Bristol, Bristol - 13th November 2019

When Will Ezra Furman Get The Recognition they Deserve?

Watching Ezra Furman play live is always an inspirational, heart wrenching, uplifting, agonising, joyous experience. Tonight was no different although, if anything, the stripped back punk-doo-wop-protest take that is Furman’s latest album inspired Ezra and the entire band to new heights of pained ecstasy and tortured beauty. It’ll be a crying shame if Ezra Furman doesn’t end up playing stadiums but it’d also be a crying shame if you don’t catch them playing before that happens because up close and personal is where it’s at.

Posted by Rapha Kid on 14/11/2019

Ezra Furman, O2 Academy Bristol, Bristol - 13th November 2019

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Ezra Furman: Walk On In Darkness

Art-pop and indie-rock songwriter Ezra Furman enjoys the dedicated support of a cult following. Formally heading up Ezra Furman and the Harpoons, she continued as a solo performer after the band ended in 2011.

Furman has gone on to release her solo records Day of the Dog (2013), Perpetual Motion People (2015), Transangelic Exodus (2018) and All of Us Flames (2022).

Artist Bio

Crossing between love, gender, sexuality and religion, and singing in solidarity with the innocent, persecuted, oppressed and threatened; Ezra Furman provides a soundtrack for the current fear and loathing in America like no other.

A wildly intelligent, phenomenal live performer and deft lyricist Ezra made three albums with his band The Harpoons, then a crowdfunded solo record before he released Day of the Dog in late 2013 and followed it up with critically acclaimed record Perpetual Motion People in 2015 �" both made with his band The Boyfriends. Selling out London’s Roundhouse in 2016, performing at Jools Holland and playing Coachella in 2017 has established them as a popular exciting and energetic live act. Now he returns with Transangelic Exodus and a “new” band The Visions.

His second album for Bella Union is a new landmark for the American singer-songwriter: “not a concept record, but almost a novel, or a cluster of stories on a theme, a combination of fiction and a half-true memoir,” according to its author. “A personal companion for a paranoid road trip. A queer outlaw saga.” Perfect for an artist always on the move, always evolving. Furman’s awesome third album is titled Mysterious Power.

He now forms his band with no name for the release of his new album - 12 Nudes;

“This is our punk record,” says Ezra Furman, introducing his new album 12 Nudes, yet another incendiary and inspiring classic from the singer/ songwriter/ guitarist/bandleader. “We made it in Oakland, quickly. We drank and smoked. Then we made the loud parts louder. I hurt my voice screaming. This was back in 2018, when things were bad in the world. The songs are naked with nothing to hide.”