Gigs · Marston
Friday 27 November 2026 · Doors 19:15
The Lion Salt Works, Marston
EDGELARKS is on Friday 27 November 2026 at The Lion Salt Works, Marston, with doors at 19:15. Tickets start at £19.80, including the booking fee.
We're very lucky, and absolutely delighted to welcome EDGELARKS back to The Salt Works Sessions, the first time since May 2017. Following on from recent collaborations with The Gigspanner Big Band and SykesMartin, it's great that Phil & Hannah are returning to the museum as a duo, where they were the inaugural act for what became The Salt Works Sessions music programme. BBC Folk Award winners EDGELARKS push the boundaries of the folk genre, combining influences as diverse as Indian classical and American blues with their British trad roots and original songwriting, to produce a sound like no other. PLEASE NOTE THAT TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE, UNLESS THE EVENT IS CANCELLED.
Fri 27 NovDoors 17:30
St Andrews Church · Hove
A welcome return from this quintet, led by saxophonist Simon Savage and featuring the music of pianist Roy Hilton, with tunes from well-known early be-bop composers such as Horace Silver, Dexter Gordon and Lee Morgan. Chris Coull – trumpet, Simon Thorpe – bass, and Joe Edwards – drums.
From £13.20including booking fee
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New Cross Inn · London
New Cross Live presents Chris Hill's DIRTY DC (The AC/DC Tribute) Friday 27th Nov 2026 New Cross Inn London Doors 6pm £15 ADV // £18 OTD
From £16.75including booking fee
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West Hampstead Arts Club · London
find-joy are an alternative indie band from North County Dublin. The group released their latest single ‘Departed’ off their sophomore EP earlier this month. The track was produced by the group’s guitarist Mark Allidine and was recorded over a number of sessions in various home studios. ‘Departed’ showcases a strong bass groove and synth melodies from Oscar Kelly which combine with the drums to produce a driving rhythmic feel. The chorus features an explosion of width and a rather catchy vocal hook from singers Tadhg Kelly and Colleen Conlon. The track is noticeably different from Peptides, the first single from the EP while still maintaining many familiar find-joy elements. “Departed is a song about infatuation. The all encompassing feeling of the start of a romantic interest. It’s a certain kind of feeling that I feel is as relatable as it is bitter sweet” says Tadhg about the new single. ‘Departed’ was mastered by Tom Woodhead in his studio Hippocratic, in West Yorkshire. Tom has worked notably with Status Quo, English Teacher and Gerry Cinnamon to name a few. Known for their energetic live shows, find-joy have performed twice at Whelan’s Ones to Watch, Gol...
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