TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.

TICKETS HERE 

Eat Your Own Ears are excited to bring The Mountain Goats to Islington’ beautiful Union Chapel, for what is sure to be a very special night.

Releasing music as The Mountain Goats in various permutations – first as a quintet, then as a duo, often by himself – the songs of default Californian John Darnielle generally dwell on one or a combination of five subjects: conflicts within relationships that lead to irreducible contradictions, food, water, the mythology of pre-Columbian Mexico, and animals that can talk. Since 1995, the general rule was for Mountain Goats albums to feature a mixture of home-recorded and studio songs, but that changed in 2002 with the release of All Hail West Texas, and also saw Darnielle signing to 4AD.

Support comes from Alessi’s Ark.