Surprise Mostly Autumn News

Surprise announcement from the Mostly Autumn website from Bryan Josh

It is my duty to inform you that due to unfortunate conflicting commitments that both Liam and Andy Jennings have departed Mostly Autumn. We can only wish them all the best for the future in whatever they pursue. Andy will be focussing his time with “Snowfight” who are at a very exciting position at present. Liam has issued the following statement…

“Although it has been one of the hardest decisions I’ve had to make, I feel I must sadly depart from Mostly Autumn. Working with Mostly Autumn has been a great experience and a truly inspirational journey, I sincerely wish them every success in the future, not only will I miss performing with such fine musicians, I will also miss everyone connected behind the scenes.

I will concentrate 2007 on working on my solo album which will hopefully see it’s release in the not too distant future.

I would like to thank each and every one of the fans that have given the band tremendous support throughout the years and all the years to come.
See you on the other side…”

Liam Davison.

I would like you to give a warm welcome to Gavin Griffiths, ex-Karnataka and Fish, who will be joining the band on drums. We have admired Gavin’s playing from afar for many years now and are very much looking forward to working with him. We will not be replacing Liam in the immediate future.

All dates will go ahead as normal and more will be added.

Andrew’s departure doesn’t totally take me by surprise, especially as he’s in two other bands (I gather he’s also leaving Breathing Space). But Liam’s is a bit more of a shock. He was a founder member of the band, the last survivor from the first album other than Bryan and Heather. He’s a good guitarist, although he was seriously under-used both on record and live. He’ll still leave a hole, though.