First Help Equipment have introduced a one-off present in London, which can see them play ‘Keep Gold’ in full alongside the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
The Swedish duo will return to the UK capital on Tuesday September 29, and can play a one-off gig on the Royal Albert Corridor – their first since taking a two-year break from touring.
For the distinctive gig, they’ll play their breakthrough album ‘Keep Gold’ in full for the primary half of the night, then, within the second half, they’ll escape a run of fan favourites, each previous and new.
They are going to be accompanied by the 65-piece Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra for the gig, who will assist them reimagine their tracks on a grand symphonic scale – bringing collectively their signature harmonies with the sound of a full orchestra.
That is set to be the one UK present that First Help Equipment will play in 2026, and talking of the announcement, the duo shared: “We’re thrilled to announce that we’re enjoying a really particular present at Royal Albert Corridor on September 29.
“We’ll be joined by the unimaginable Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, performing Keep Gold in its entirety for the primary half of the night. The second half will likely be a mixture of our favorite songs, previous and new. This really appears like a dream come true. Simply enthusiastic about this evening makes us teary-eyed. Will probably be our solely UK present this yr, so ensure to get your tickets. We will’t wait to share this with you.”
Go to right here for tickets, which go on sale at 10am this Friday (March 13).
The Swedish sisters – Klara and Johanna Söderberg – shared their fifth studio album, ‘Palomino’, in 2022. It was given a four-star assessment from NME and praised as a “a persistently charming hear”.
“‘Palomino’ flits between the certainties and uncertainties of affection with ease, strengthened by deeper musical experimentation that gained’t alienate longtime followers,” it learn. “One other gem in First Help Equipment’s persistently good arsenal of timeless, harmony-rich roots music.”
Since then, they’ve shared a rendition of Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Songbird’ in tribute to Christine McVie, appeared on the Dreamland soundtrack, and joined artists in 2024 in calling for Israel to be disqualified from that yr’s Eurovision.
