Forthcoming events

Kelvin Davies & Chloe Turner

Kelvin Davies & Chloe Turner

Thursday, 6th February

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Henry Parker & David Ian Roberts

Henry Parker & David Ian Roberts

Thursday, 20th February

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Emily Maguie

Emily Maguire with support from Jody Prewett

Thursday, 6th March

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liam-grundy

Liam Grundy

Thursday, 20th March

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Lost Revellers

Lost Revellers

Thursday, 3rd April

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Dave Ellis and Boo Howard

Dave Ellis and Boo Howard

Thursday, 17th April

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Steve Ashley

Steve Ashley

Thursday, 12th June

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Kelvin Davies & Chloe Turner

Kelvin Davies & Chloe Turner

Thursday, 6th February

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

Kelvin Davies & Chloe Turner are rooted in beautifully harmonised voices and intricate guitar work. Their soulful voices and heartfelt performances are captivating. Tapping deep into the history of acoustic roots music and delivering sounds from a past time, expect to hear stunning versions of songs by folk legends such as The Carter Family, The Delmore Brothers and more. Their new EP, ‘Some Songs That We Like’ is certainly one to be on the look out for!

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Henry Parker & David Ian Roberts

Henry Parker & David Ian Roberts

Thursday, 20th February

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

Influenced by the acoustic guitar artistry of the 1960’s and 70’s, Henry Parker and David Ian Roberts play a style of folk-guitar music originally pioneered by artists such as Bert Jansch & John Renbourn and more recently Ryley Walker & Bill MacKay. Established singer-songwriters in their own right; the pair of musicians now present intricate instrumental duets from their highly anticipated debut album alongside original, lyrical song-writing.  Yorkshire and Cardiff based guitarists Henry Parker and David Ian Roberts met in 2019 when their respective folk-influenced albums ‘Silent Spring’ and ‘Travelling Bright’ were finding their way to new audiences via a series of co-headline tours across England and Wales. ….. The result of this collaboration is an album of all-original, steel-string instrumentals which blur the lines between traditional folk, psychedelia, and progressive music, bound by the beautiful simplicity of two acoustic guitars.

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Emily Maguie

Emily Maguire with support from Jody Prewett

Thursday, 6th March

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

“Exquisite” (Uncut Magazine)
“A class act” (The Mirror)
“Music for the soul” (Maverick Magazine)

With seven albums and five books to her name, independent British singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer and poet Emily Maguire has had 3 singles playlisted on Radio 2, toured the UK extensively with the likes of American legend Don McLean and been interviewed on Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, Front Row, Midweek and numerous regional BBC Radio stations.

“A class act” (The Mirror)

Open about her struggles with bipolar disorder, Emily’s experience of mental health recovery and her practice of Buddhist meditation over the past 25 years have strongly influenced her songwriting. With a supremely expressive voice, thought-provoking lyrics and songs ‘bathed in raw, emotional power’ (Guitarist Magazine), Emily’s music is a hauntingly beautiful and profoundly moving experience not to be missed.

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liam-grundy

Liam Grundy

Thursday, 20th March

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

Liam Grundy presents an evening of original upbeat songs and some classic bar room ballads – together with Richard Sadler on double bass.  Based in London England, songwriter/vocalist Liam Grundy records and performs solo or with a great band playing Rocking Country and Americana with a Rockabilly Edge. Liam has worked with artists like Dave Edmunds, Scotty Moore, James Burton, Shakin’ Stevens amongst many others.  Liam has worked in the US and Europe, Nashville and Memphis and is a well regarded writer and musician. Always a good time evening!

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Lost Revellers

Lost Revellers

Thursday, 3rd April

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

Lost Revellers are a four piece original folk band from East Sussex. Their music draws on Gypsy jazz, tango, celtic and Eastern-European folk, and mixes traditional instruments with polyphonic electric string and synth sounds. Jazz and blues infused violin solos intertwine with soaring accordion melodies, infectious bass riffs and fiery percussion to make a unique fusion. Since releasing their debut ep in 2017 the band have toured extensively in the Uk, performed in Germany and had their music used in films and played on radio including BBC Radio 3. Their first album Midnight Circus was released in 2019 and their new album Sunrise and Seamonsters was released in April 2023.

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Dave Ellis and Boo Howard

Dave Ellis and Boo Howard

Thursday, 17th April

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

With seven albums and five books to her name, independent British singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer and poet Emily Maguire has had 3 singles playlisted on Radio 2, toured the UK extensively with the likes of American legend Don McLean and been interviewed on Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, Front Row, Midweek and numerous regional BBC Radio stations.

Former lead singer and guitarist of the much-loved band, Trophy Wife, Jody Prewett was also an original member of the equally popular Jonquil, also fleetingly playing keys with math rock pioneers TTNG.  Having recently released an album of nature-inspired guitar instrumentals, ‘Trails’, Jody continues to strike out on his own distinctive path as a solo artist. He has been regularly impressing audiences with his inventive guitar playing, soulful vocals and striking lyrical imagery.

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Steve Ashley

Steve Ashley

Thursday, 12th June

Doors 7:30pm, Live Music 8:00pm

Steve Ashley has long been regarded as one of British folk’s finest singer-songwriters. His reputation for writing contemporary songs inspired by the English Tradition was established in 1974 with his innovative debut album, Stroll On. Since then his songs have been recorded by many leading folk artists including Fairport Convention, Anne Briggs, Ralph McTell and Wizz Jones, Show of Hands, O’Hooley & Tidow, Dave Pegg and PJ Wright, The Arizona Smoke Review, Martin and Jessica Simpson, Grace Notes, Phil Beer, Maggie Boyle, The Bushwackers, The Owl Service, Sproatly Smith and Hannah Sanders and Liz Simmons.  He has also played a significant role in the development of British folk-rock, performing as a lead singer with the first Albion Country Band, then with his own Ragged Robin and various line-ups of The Steve Ashley Band. He has also performed occasionally with members of Fairport Convention.

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