Weird Naked Indian are the indie, folk rock trio of David Dale, Conor Doig and David Holland from the Steel City of Santo (San) Portablo in South Wales. Having formed one summer, not so many years ago, they were commissioned by Michael Sheen to write the anthem 'Home Is Where The Heart Is' for his legendary production of 'The Passion' in their hometown (known to the wider world as Port Talbot).

WNI have played alongside Alt-J, Manic Street Preachers, Paul Potts, The Bluetones, Tommy Scott, Toploader, Bloc Party, and Joan Armatrading. The Weird Naked Indian Summer EP has been well received on iTunes and by BBC 6Music and BBC Radio Wales.

Quotes:

"I love Weird Naked Indian's raw energy" - Joan Armatrading, BBC Radio2

"Weird Naked Indian is the finest thing to come out of Port Talbot since Michael Sheen." - Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6Music

"Weird Naked Indian offer up a crashing together of rock values and acoustic brilliance. A mixture that excites and soothes in one satisfying swoop." - Aaron Phillips, Amazing Radio

“Wow, incredible song craft, passionate execution, Weird Naked Indian lack nothing. Rich melodies, stomping beat and captivating charm.” – DJ Alli-Cat, Total Rock Radio

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