After Playing Boomtown Festival, Huw Eddy & The Carnival Return With Indie Folk EP 'Malflourished'

New York, NY (Top40 Charts ) Relentlessly building momentum to bring their pulsating parade to the masses, the indie folk collective Huw Eddy & The Carnival return with their five track EP 'Malflourished', discussing the struggles of young adult life after a lifetime of education.

Influenced by the likes of Father John Misty, Nathanial Rateliff and the Night Sweats and The Water Boys, Huw Eddy & The Carnival have created a collection of songs that deal with the issues of young adult life, emphasising the sheer drop from the structure of being in a lifetime of education, to the overwhelming idea of an adult future. Although the group feel "our future seems to be decided for us", the aim with the EP is to put a smile on listeners faces and force everyone to dance away their problems.

Having played Boomtown, Beautiful Days and Car Fest, Huw Eddy & The Carnival spent 2018 driving audiences all over the UK and Europe to throw down their drinks and inhibitions to enter into the moment like never before. In support of their debut EP, the collective will be touring the UK with tour dates below.

October 20th | Hyde Park Book Club | Leeds
October 25th | The Head of Steam | Newcastle
October 26th | Stramash | Edinburgh
November 2nd | The Star Inn | Guildford
November 3rd | ExCellar | Surbiton
November 6th | The 1865 | Southampton
November 8th | The Water Rats | London
November 10th | Mr Wolfs | Bristol
November 11th | Philharmonic Hall | Liverpool
November 14th | The Cobblestones | Bridgwater
November 15th | Peaky Blinders | Paignton
November 17th | The Marshall Rooms | Stroud
December 22nd | Gullivers | Manchester