Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Kimono My House by Sparks
released on May 1, 1974, and featuring the top ten UK hits 'This Town
Ain't Big Enough For Both of Us' and 'Amateur Hour'.  It went Gold in
September that year and was seen as their commercial breakthrough.

The Rosalie Cunningham Band  supported by Stolen Dead Music.

Throughout a mélange of classic psych rock, prog and folk dappled with
cabaret-like chutzpah, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
Rosalie Cunningham maintains a distinct persona. Following the breakup
of Purson, her critically celebrated band, Cunningham forged a new
path with 2019’s eponymous solo album.

The Mercury Music Prize-nominated album was equally well received in
major publications including Classic Rock, Mojo and Kerrang who gave
stellar ratings in their uniformly positive reviews. Cunningham also
featured in a number of ‘Best of the Year’ polls. In Europe, popular
German music magazine Eclipse voted her album the year’s ninth best
release, however, back home in the UK, Prog listed it as 2019’s third
best album. Further accolades from Prog came when the magazine named
Cunningham the “eighth greatest female musician of all time”.

After spending lockdown writing and recording follow up album 'Two
Piece Puzzle’, which is due for release 22/2/22, she assembled a new
six-piece band featuring her partner and fellow guitarist Rosco
Wilson. With a UK tour already under their belt, the stellar line-up
are due to tour Europe in February/March 2022, the UK in March/April
and have a plethora of high profile festival slots in the Summer.

“If Kate Bush and The Beatles had a baby it would be Rosalie
Cunningham” - Classic Rock Magazine

“There is something wonderfully dramatic and theatrical about Rosalie
Cunningham’s debut solo album.” **** DAILY EXPRESS

“Rosalie Cunningham is a rock star… she exudes an effortless charisma
and quiet confidence. The music she makes is meticulously but lovingly
designed to blow minds.” - Metal Hammer