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MusicYou are in: Dorset > Entertainment > Music > Tinderbox in session ![]() Tinderbox in the South:Live studio Tinderbox in sessionBournemouth-based duo Tinderbox performed an exclusive five-track live session for BBC South:Live, and talked to presenter Phil Jackson about how they got together, performing live as a band, and their future plans. Tinderbox, the folky-acoustic duo based in Bournemouth, is vocalist/guitarist Monique Houraghan and guitarist Dan Tucker. They've been playing together for around 11 years, after meeting at university in Scarborough where they were both on a Theatre Studies course. ![]() Tinderbox Since then, they've developed their distinctive sound together while travelling around the world, including some time in Monique's home town of Dublin, and a spell in Australia. Now the duo are based in Bournemouth, where they say they've met some amazing musicians, several of whom now form a band for Tinderbox's live appearances. Their other band members are Gaz on percussion, Martin on bass and Catherine, who plays "pretty much everything - mandolin, whistle, guitar," says Monique. Dan and Monique like how they sound as a bigger group and are hoping to get into the studio to record as a band soon. Tracks performed in the live session were: Travelling, Coming Back to You, Walk Away, Fallen, Ghosts. Help playing audio/video Listen to Phil Jackson from BBC South:Live talk to Monique and Dan about Tinderbox, their music - and how a Melbourne sound check led to a journey in a Mercedes campervan. Help playing audio/video ![]() South:LiveBBC Radio Solent's South:Live programme, every Sunday from 7pm, showcases the best in new and unsigned musical talent across the South. Demo CDs can be sent to: South:Live More information on sending in a demo CD can be found on the South:Live website (link below). last updated: 12/05/2008 at 14:41 Have Your SayPlease leave your comments on Tinderbox below... You are in: Dorset > Entertainment > Music > Tinderbox in session External Links
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