It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event

It feels like London’s Jagaara have been threatening to invade our collective hearts and ears for a while now. Originally The Edmondsons, they grew a devoted following for their folk soaked pop.

Changing their name and their sound, the three sisters picked up love from the likes of The Line Of Best Fit and obvious Haim comparisons as their songwriting seemed to linger on the West Coast with sunshine riffs and breathy harmonies.

Back and with some strong new material that finds them firmly following their own path, this show at Sebright Arms will leave you with no comparisons but plenty of praise. Get a ticket and catch this attack with all your heart.

Tickets available this Friday via DICE FM

Join the Facebook event