Former Bellowhead frontman to Bring The Remnant Kings to Whitby Pavilion - here's how to get tickets

Jon Boden and the Remnant Kings will play The Pavilion Theatre on Friday November 13.

Described by The Guardian as the ‘stand out performer of his generation’ of traditional folk artists, Jon is best known as the lead singer and main arranger of the progressive folk juggernaut Bellowhead who played The Pavilion many times.

After 12 years, a quarter of a million album sales, seven singles on the Radio 2 playlist and selling out hundreds of venues throughout the land and beyond, including notably the Royal Albert Hall, Jon announced in 2015 that he wanted to move on.

The rest of the band decided not to continue without him and Bellowhead played their final gig on May 1, 2016.

In 2009, Jon founded his band The Remnant Kings, originally formed to perform the album Songs from the Floodplain.

In this genre busting mix, the band performed concerts where folk songs, Bach, Pop and Jazz all rubbed shoulders with Jon’s own songs.

The band went into hibernation for several years while Bellowhead hit top gear, but were reunited and relaunched to record Afterglow in 2017, Jon’s first new album after leaving Bellowhead.

The band features the talents of former Bellowhead band-mates Sam Sweeney and Paul Sartin, plus Leveret’s Rob Harbron and Ben Nicholls and Richard Warren (King of The South Seas).

Tickets are now on sale via Whitby Pavilion’s website - click here.