Dancing Years
Dancing Years
Pianist and composer and singer-songwriter David Henshaw began writing together in 2008, joined shortly after by school friends Dan Fielding (now ) and , who began performing with them on the Leeds music scene - where they were quickly picked up by independent label Hide & Seek Records.
Violinist and drummer Joe Montague soon joined and Dancing Years formed to record their first single (2013) with James Kenosha ( and ),
After their first headline tour and favourable local radio coverage, the group became BBC 6 Music darlings – drawing comparisons to the , and - with a run of releases on 7-inch vinyl championed by the likes of Steve Lemacq, Huw Stephens and Cerys Matthews.
The success of their debut EP , produced by Colin Elliot ( and ), saw them playlisted by BBC Radio 1 with a BBC Introducing Stage set at Glastonbury in 2016. After embarking on their first headline the same tour the group disbanded, now only working collaboratively together occasionally on solo records.
Violinist and drummer Joe Montague soon joined and Dancing Years formed to record their first single (2013) with James Kenosha ( and ),
After their first headline tour and favourable local radio coverage, the group became BBC 6 Music darlings – drawing comparisons to the , and - with a run of releases on 7-inch vinyl championed by the likes of Steve Lemacq, Huw Stephens and Cerys Matthews.
The success of their debut EP , produced by Colin Elliot ( and ), saw them playlisted by BBC Radio 1 with a BBC Introducing Stage set at Glastonbury in 2016. After embarking on their first headline the same tour the group disbanded, now only working collaboratively together occasionally on solo records.
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