The Destroyers Birmingham, UK
Unapologetically complex and joyful, The Destroyers have been colliding world musics for nearly twenty
years.
Faustian fiddles, whirlwinds of woodwinds, baying brass, raucousness from the rhythm section and salvos from the sousaphone destroy inhibitions and leave audiences bewildered, transported, beguiled and wild.
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