Frank Turner unplugged at The Round Chapel
On a crisp autumn afternoon, Huck joined Frank Turner at The Round Chapel in Clapton, East London.
Frank – armed with only his guitar and the booming acoustics of this 19th Century auditorium – gave us a blistering rendition of Sweet Albion Blues, a track off his forthcoming album of rarities, The Third Three Years.
Find out more about the history of the The Round Chapel, courtesy of A Door For.
The Third Three Years is out on 24th November on XtraMileRecordings.
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