Robinson Boone

Not at all 'Fracked Off'

Robinson Boone on stage

After a delightful cold shower on Saturday morning we were up and off to Tim Peaks. Let the fun begin! First up was Robinson Boone, who played a brilliant set, leaving us not at all 'fracked off'.
Taking to the stage at 12pm, Robinson and his stolen (borrowed, I should say) violin player sat side by side, delivering a heartfelt and passionate performance. Despite technical difficulties, the violin was put to beautiful use and coupled with Robinson's guitar playing, created a unique atmosphere that couldn't be faltered.

The audience were treated to a range of songs,  including a few more political numbers, detailing Robinson's frustrations with the world. He even managed to capture that feeling of injustice but the inability or lack of will to change things perfectly, something so many can relate to but few express so eloquently. Each and every song was well written and the passion behind it clear for all to see.

As usual, the diner was packed by appreciative fans and those who just popped in for a coffee but found they couldn't leave! All in all, this was a brilliant set that really got inside of me. Robinson certainly does have a talent for song writing.

Find him on Twitter here: @RobinsonBoone