Award-winning rock band Elbow headlining a major Essex concert next weekend.

The acclaimed band will be performing at Audley End House and Gardens on Saturday, August 13.

The multi-platinum selling alternative rock outfit will head to Saffron Walden for a one-off show featuring the band’s biggest anthems, along with new material from critically acclaimed 2021 album Flying Dream 1.

The concert is part of Heritage Live, a unique annual concert series that brings world-famous artists to some of the most beautiful landmarks in the country.

Heritage Live organiser Giles Cooper said: “It’s been an ambition of us all at Heritage Live to stage a show for this iconic band and Audley End will provide the most spectacular setting for what will undoubtedly be a night to remember. We can’t wait!” 

Elbow are one of Britain’s most respected bands.

After their debut EP Noisebox, Elbow’s popularity soared.

Over the past two decades, the Mancunians have released numerous number one albums, most notably their 2008 Mercury Prize-winning effort The Seldom Seen Kid.

The record opened the floodgates for further accolades, including an NME Award, Mojo Award, Brit Award and a several Ivor Novello prizes. 

Fans of Elbow can expect to hear new material from the band’s recent works along with anthemic hits from their back catalogue, such as One Day Like This, Grounds for Divorce and Open Arms. 

Acclaimed Sheffield songsmith Richard Hawley is joining Elbow as special guest.

He has released nine studio albums, half of which have climbed to the top ten in the Official UK Album Charts. 

His most recent 2019 album Further went to number three.

Tickets for the show are available at Heritagelive.net

Music fans can also catch national treasure Sir Tom Jones at Audley End on August 14.

The Welshman has been performing for more than five decades and is still going strong at the age of 82.

To book tickets to see Sir Tom Jones, visit heritagelive.net/whats-on/tom-jones.