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We could not let the 60th Anniversary go by without making a splash. For this the first of three events, we are joined by Pete Coe, who is no stranger to the club, to help us celebrate.

Due to illness Brian Peters is unable to be with us, but Pete Coe, who is no stranger to most of you, has very kindly at short notice agreed to be our guest.

Tom plays fiddle sings and is a firm favourite at the club with his superb playing and easy-going singing style he captures an audience right away. Loved, respected and envied by musicians up and down the country in equal measure. Tonight, he is bringing along a fine Scottish piano player Michael Biggins. I saw them both at Whitby festival where they wowed a packed pavilion. Can you sing along with them you certainly can?

Mal normally works with her family as the Waite Collective but due to illness at the last minute could not join them on their recent visit to the club. This has given us the chance to welcome her back on a rare solo booking. Her repertoire ranges far and wide and encompasses traditional and self penned numbers; she may even throw in a Music Hall ditty. With her warm personality and easy stage presence it is a joy to welcome her back.

We welcome the return of Clive and Tom, who are both fine singers in their own right, but together A cappella close harmony singing is their forte. With songs of the land and sea, mainly about working people and their trades from both traditional and contemporary sources. They are equally at home in a festival or folk club setting. Will they want you to join in the choruses - you bet?