Previous Guests

19th Apr. Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson

Bryony Griffith and Will HamptonThis is Bryony Griffith and Will Hampson’s first visit to the club. They have escaped from the Demon Barbers for some solo gigs and are very welcome. Byony performs on fiddle and vocals and Will on melodeon and they bring with them a feast of traditional, songs and tunes. Look out for their award winning album, Lady Diamond and bring your voices.

5th April The Teacups

The TeacupsWe are very excited to be able to bring you The Teacups who are doing a short tour of the Midlands. Formed in 2010 and based in Newcastle they are Alex Cumming, Kate Locksley, Rosie Calvert and Will Finn. Equally at home singing both traditional and contemporary songs in harmony you will get plenty of opportunity to join in the choruses. Even if this is the first visit we will soon be won over by their warm stage presence and sense of fun.

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15th Mar Ruth and Sadie Price

Ruth and Sadie PriceRuth and Sadie Price. With a fine pedigree of English singing it is a pleasure to have the girls back at the club. Both have a love for traditional song and dance. You will hear some great harmony singing and plenty of opportunity to join in the choruses. You might even hear a shanty.

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1st Mar We welcome back GU4

GUF4We welcome back GU4. Unaccompanied English traditional song from Pete, Miggy, Karen and Bill . Gorgeous harmony singing and lively banter. Their way of involving the audience in the performance means no one is left out. Watch out for a sprinkling of Miggy Campbell’s own songs. A night not to be missed.

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15th Feb Mat Green and Andy Turner

Mat Green and Andy TurnerMat Green and Andy Turner are part of the very successful Magpie Lane. As a duo they play mainly traditional English dance tunes. They specialise in little-known tunes from eighteenth and nineteenth century village musicians' tune books. The tunes are interspersed with songs, again, mainly from English traditional sources, but with the occasional surprise.

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