Megan & The Common Threads
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GB London – Country / Americana / Blues / Folk / Pop
Megan & The Common Threads

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Decca Records / Universal Music
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Megan And The Common Threads weave a unique tapestry of country, blues, folk, funk & rock'n'roll.

ABOUT MEGAN AND THE COMMON THREADS:

• Megan's collaboration with Top 3 UK Chart act The Shires is out on Decca Records (Universal Music)

• EP recorded at Mark Knopfler's British Grove Studios with his co-producer & keyboard player Guy Fletcher (also ex-Dire Straits) released February 2017 titled 'Stories to Tell'

• Hit US TV show Nashville (ABC/Lionsgate) featured Megan's track Don't You from her debut EP Coming Home, which was named UK EP of the Year by public vote at the W21 Music Awards

• 2016 Festival appearances include:

o C2C Festival at O2 London
o Nashville Meets London Festival
o Surrey Weyfest
o Stockport Buckle and Boots Festival

• Other 2016 Live appearances include:

o Shows as tour support to CC Smugglers in Bristol, Cambridge, Leicester, London, Norwich & Cardiff
o Time Out London’s Rising Stars of Country show
o Dublin Whelans (Sold Out)

• Previous live shows include special Oscars Week appearance in Los Angeles on personal invitation of director JJ Abrams at the Oscar Wilde Awards

• Radio sessions include BBC radio 2, BBC Wales, Today FM,, BBC Ulster & BBC London

Growing from the solo project of front-woman Megan O'Neill, who creates an infectious onstage energy with harmonising co-writers Dan Clark and Tom Smith (electric & acoustic guitars), their catchy but insightful songwriting underpins danceable grooves from Kesh Kanabar (bass) and Sian Monaghan (drums), with Mairéad Furlong's Irish fiddle flourishes at the heart of their distinctive Celt-icana sound.

A steely determination lies below Megan's trademark headscarf and sunny disposition. Gently setting aside the polished pop sheen of her solo recordings in favour of a more organic Americana sound, Megan has made some recent changes to her music team and the diminutive figure at the band's centre stands quietly in control of her musical direction.