Geoff Higginbottom is a powerhouse of song. His repertoire ranges over songs of the land and the seas. I reckon you could plonk Geoff down in any pub, club or festival and within minutes he would have people singing choruses and laughing at his witty banter. You will join in.

We are pleased to have the Snapes back at the club. There is no one quite like them , being equally at home with traditional material or songs from the music hall and variety days. Barbara’s lovely clear voice and Peter’s sensitive melodeon are a joy to the ear. The material is delivered with a light touch that belies a professional and well honed performance. Come early they are very popular.

We welcome back Dick Miles after a lengthy absence due to the fact that he now resides in the south of Ireland. A fine player of the English concertina, Dick has a love of English traditional songs and tunes. I notice the Irish music creeping into his repertoire as well. This is a rare chance to see him over here.

This is the second visit of Granny’s Attic. This young trio from Worcester comprising vocals, fiddle, guitar and squeezeboxes have bags of enthusiasm and I defy you to remain still while they sing and play. We are pleased to get them as they are very busy both at club and festival level. We had a full house the last time so come early.