British Folk-Rock Band The Levellers Featured On NPR's World Cafe

The British folk-rock band The Levellers was DIY before anyone called it that. It formed in Brighton in 1988, when its members were still squatters, and built a career that, by 1994, had landed the band a gig on the main stage at Glastonbury and a U.S. contract with Elektra Records. It's not so much that the band is making a comeback today - it's more that it never really went away.

Go here to listen to the January 11th episode of World Cafe in full, and click on the image above to watch the band's performance video.

The Levellers also recently played a session in the Relix studios to coincide with a handful of U.S. tour dates in support of the 25th Anniversary of their platinum-selling 1991 album,Levelling the Land.

2017 Confirmed Live Dates
4/30 - Levellers Acoustic Big Session - Buxton Opera House || England
5/5 - Labadoux Festival || Belgium
6/4 - Wychwood Festival || Cheltenham
7/1 - Tunes In The Dunes || Cornwall
7/2 - A Beautiful Day Out || Manchester
7/16 - Folk By The Oak || Hertfordshire
8/5 - Wickham Festival || Wickham
8/17 - Beautiful Days Festival || Devon

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