The Falderals – Page 5 – New Folk for Old Souls

Great Times in Milwaukee and Duluth

Had a great week playing at the Art Bar in Milwaukee and last night at Fitger’s Brewhouse in Duluth. Thanks everybody who came out. Now we’re going to stay close and focus on recording our new album. We’ll be playing some new stuff on December 20 at the recently opened Amsterdam in Saint Paul. Come check out this new club and spread some holiday cheer.

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Gobble, Gobble, Gobble, The Falderals are in Milwaukee for Thanksgiving

We are very excited to be playing The Art Bar in Milwaukee the Saturday after Thanksgiving. November 26th, 9-11:30. Come out for some original indie Americana Folk! The pilgrims want you there.

Andru Bemis! Awesome Michigan Folk

Just saw Andru Bemis at our favorite rocknroll church, The House of Mercy. Check him out if you get a chance.

Summer/Fall Slour (slow tour) Update

It was great to play at the 331 last night (Thanks Jason and everyone at the 331) after a few shows up in the great north woods. The slour (slow-tour) will continue with some music in Milwaukee on Thanksgiving weekend at The Art Bar. Hope to see some old friends there.

Upcoming

Pick up our latest release here, Witness

March 17, 2018, Finish Bistro,6:30-8:30.
April 12, 2018, Dunn Brothers on Grand, 7pm.
April 14, 2018, Honey, 7:30 pm, with Saint Small and Romeo Delta.
May 3, 2018, Dunn Brothers on Grand, 7pm.
May 11, 2018, The Dubliner, Saint Paul, 9pm.
May 20, 2018, Finnish Bistro, BRUNCH!, 10am – noon.
June 7, 2018, Dunn Brothers on Grand, 7pm.
July 31, 2018, Minnetonka’s Farmers Market, 4-6pm.

Check Out the New Album

Listen to, see, hear, feel and touch the new album at bandcamp.com. You can name your own price for a digital copy, or buy the real thing for 10 bucks.

The Falderals’s live in-studio performance at KFAI:

The Falderals, “Warm Things”, KFAI Radio in-studio performance

Oh My My (Sound Advice) Official Video

The Falderals are a folk duo composed of husband and wife Andrew and Rebecca Andestic. Hailed by the Superior Telegram as a “true taste of American folk music,” the two met in the Peace Corps and have been playing music together ever since, starting around campfires in Armenia, then the streets of Chicago, and now in bars and coffee shops around the Twin Cities. Their third child never missed a gig (for her first nine months), despite the thump of Rebecca’s giant acoustic bass just inches from her head. The Falderals take their name from an old nonsense folk lyric (“fal-de-ral diddle-o-day”) and have been compared to The Civil Wars and Simon and Garfunkel (if Garfunkel had been a woman). They’ve been featured on The Current’s Radio Heartland and KFAI’s House Party. Their buttered harmonies and foot-stomping instrumentation will take you on journeys through ghost towns and wooded bike trails, bars, and bright-lighted cities; and while you travel with them, you’ll somehow feel right at home.

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