Traditional

Howard Roscoe and Martin Kaszak, Cruel Folk, and Gus MacGregor

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Howard Roscoe and Martin Kaszak, Cruel Folk, and Gus MacGregor
Romsey Labour Club
Doc Roscoe, our very own sound man, and his accomplice Martin, take you on a journey through the now famous Cambridge delta, as they play their own blend of blues on guitars and harmonicas.
Cruel Folk, Club regulars Sean and Paul Holden, prove that ‘The English acoustic folk tradition is alive and well and this is where you'll find it'. Their material acknowledges the darker past of the tradition, and incorporates the influence of some of its most modern exponents.
www.myspace.com/cruelfolk
The intimate ambience created by ex-Loman singer/songwriter Gus MacGregor's lyrics and delicate guitar work will make you feel you're back in the West Coast era of James Taylor. This evening, the sensitive exploration of relationships in Gus's thoughtful material is further enhanced by an acoustic bass.
www.myspace.com/gusmacgregor

Uiscedwr

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Uiscedwr
St Luke's Church
Uiscedwr are one of Britain's most exciting new bands. Ace fiddle player and vocalist Anna Esslemont and Irish bodhran and percussion virtuoso Cormac Byrne welcome their new band member, guitarist and vocalist extraordinaire James Hickman, who has replaced Kevin Dempsey; this evening of music promises to be technically brilliant, breath-takingly versatile and incredibly energising. To make the occasion even more special, they will be joined by awesome accordion player Karen Tweed (ex Poozies and Swap). Not to be missed!

Support: The prizewinning, local young talent of Bryony Lemon and her band will dazzle you with their rendering of music from the Irish tradition.

St. Neots Folk Club

The Club is now in its forty third year and meets every Tuesday (except during August) at The King' . . . more>>

Tanglefoot

Tanglefoot
Sun Hotel, The
Intelligent, well-written folk-influenced songs played with hell-bent, rampaging abandon... that may be why Tanglefoot was once described as "Stan Rogers meets Van Halen."

Tannahill Weavers

Tannahill Weavers
Sun Hotel, The
For Scotland, the late 18th and early 19th century was a time of profound and uncomfortable changes.

Man on The Moon Open Mic

Man on The Moon Open Mic
Man On The Moon

The Man on the Moon open mic is really a very special event of spontaneous live music. It takes place on the occurs the last Tuesday of every month. Steph Brown, the open mic organiser, says It belongs to all those who attend it. It attracts a large, diverse, talented group of musicians and listeners.

Steph explains: If you're a musician or a music lover do come along. Everybody is very friendly and welcoming. The evening is always colourful and exciting. She says: "I do not book slots in advance as I feel this would defeat the point of an open mic night. It is its spontaneity  and randomness that make it special. Please just turn up at 7.45-8.30 if you wish to play as slots cannot be guaranteed after that time"

Man on The Moon Open Mic

Man on The Moon Open Mic
Man On The Moon

The Man on the Moon open mic is really a very special event of spontaneous live music. It takes place on the occurs the last Tuesday of every month. Steph Brown, the open mic organiser, says It belongs to all those who attend it. It attracts a large, diverse, talented group of musicians and listeners.

Steph explains: If you're a musician or a music lover do come along. Everybody is very friendly and welcoming. The evening is always colourful and exciting. She says: "I do not book slots in advance as I feel this would defeat the point of an open mic night. It is its spontaneity  and randomness that make it special. Please just turn up at 7.45-8.30 if you wish to play as slots cannot be guaranteed after that time"

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