The Shoehorns London, UK
The Shoehorns are a girl/boy-duo/couple hailing from leafy Surrey and not so leafy South East London respectively. With
their songs crossing the line between factual and farce, The Shoehorns are the free daily newspaper of the country/folk world, bringing you the stories that you don't need to know but are glad that you do.
The Shoehorns are John Matts and Faith Wharton
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