Tracey Curtis is an Ammanford-based singer songwriter who was previously part of anarcho-pop group 'Shelley's Children'. She has toured with Chumbawamba, Attilla the Stockbroker, David Rovics, Robb Johnson and Beth Hart. The political nature of her songs has meant her popularity in protest culture, with her playing several benefit gigs for Gagged! and the No Border Network.
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- Tracey Curtis is an Ammanford-based singer songwriter who was previously part of anarcho-pop group 'Shelley's Children'. She has toured with Chumbawamba, Attilla the Stockbroker, David Rovics, Robb Johnson and Beth Hart. The political nature of her songs has meant her popularity in protest culture, with her playing several benefit gigs for Gagged! and the No Border Network. Tracey has released two albums: If the Moon Could Talk (2004) (UNLaBEL006) (UNLABELLED records - an off-shoot of Irregular Records. Picture Postcards .
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- Tracey Curtis is an Ammanford-based singer songwriter who was previously part of anarcho-pop group 'Shelley's Children'. She has toured with Chumbawamba, Attilla the Stockbroker, David Rovics, Robb Johnson and Beth Hart. The political nature of her songs has meant her popularity in protest culture, with her playing several benefit gigs for Gagged! and the No Border Network.
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