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This Circus Life England, UK
Some call it Folk, some call it Rock - we call it Fock!
The band have been described as
carrying on the great tradition of classic pop-rock acts like Del Amitri, Squeeze, REM and Crowded House. Indeed, one reviewer described their song ‘Falling star’ as the best Crowded House song not written by Neil Finn!
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