Fink Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

Disambiguation: There are two artists/bands called Fink. One is a acoustic/electronic act from the United Kingdom (often written Fink (UK)), signed to Ninja Tune, and one is an alternative country act from Germany. Biographies: a) Fink, AKA Fin Greenall, is a singer-songwriter, producer and DJ from Brighton, England. It is also the name given to the touring trio fronted by Greenall himself, completed by Guy Whittaker (bass) and Tim Thornton (drums). This is his official website Fink's recording career began with Ninja Tune's release of his debut album Fresh Produce in 2001, a well received chill-out set that fitted neatly with the output of the label. However, it was his second release, 2006's Biscuits For Breakfast, that defined his style and began to bring his name to a wider audience. Built around his bluesy voice, finger-picking acoustic guitar and the stripped-back live rhythm section, Biscuits boasted a fledgling pop sensibility while retaining the signature Ninja Tune vibe - a fact not lost on a swelling crowd of industry luminaries, notably Zero 7, who promptly invited Fink to support them on their UK tour, and Nitin Sawhney, with whom Fink guested at the 2006 Electric Proms.A follow-up is currently being recorded for early 2007 release. Discography (electronic/acoustic) Distance and Time - Released: 01/10/07 Biscuits For Breakfast - Released: 24/04/06 So Long - Released: 03/04/06 Pretty Little Thing - Released: 06/02/06 Fresh Produce - Released: 01/06/00 Ever Since I Was A Kid - Released: 01/04/00 Front Side EP - Released: 01/03/99 Fink Funk EP - Released: 01/07/97 Website: Fink World ---------- b) Fink were a German indie-country band from hamburg, led by Nils Koppruch and Andreas Voss (also in band Halma). The band was founded in 1995 and released seven studio albums between 1997 and 2005. The group eventually split prior to the release of Koppruch's first solo album in March 2007. Discography: (alternative country) Bam Bam Bam - 2005 Haiku Ambulanz - 2003 Letzter September - 2002 Fink - 2001 Mondscheiner - 1999 Loch in der Welt - 1998 Vogelbeobachtung im Winter - 1997 Website: FINK Musik