Mon 26 OctDoors 19:30
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EartH Theatre · London
Not For Lack Of Clarinets: An Intimate Evening With Dodie + Special Guests
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Gigs · London
Thursday 13 May 2027 · Doors 19:00
EartH Theatre, London
Mattiel is on Thursday 13 May 2027 at EartH Theatre, London, with doors at 19:00. Tickets go on sale Fri 30 Oct, 10:00.
Mon 26 OctDoors 19:30
EartH Theatre · London
Not For Lack Of Clarinets: An Intimate Evening With Dodie + Special Guests
From £52.13including booking fee, plus any per-order fees
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The Jazz Cafe · London
In 2027, Stevie Wonder will be turning 77 years of age.
From £33including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Thu 13 May 2027Doors 18:00
St Mary Le Strand · London
Enjoy an exceptional concert by candlelight in the beautiful setting of St Mary Le Strand Church.
From £38.77including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)Thu 13 May 2027Doors 19:00
Green Note · London
Ceitidh Mac (pronounced “Katie”, spelled the Gaelic way – think ceilidh with a T) is a Welsh-born, Tyneside-based alternative cellist/singer whose sound is original, absorbing & full of soul. Folk in her subtle observations of people & politics, jazz in her attention to groove & not sticking to the rules of songwriting. Ceitidh Mac makes cello/singing feel like its own genre. Think Arthur Russell who paved the way for cello/singing, Aldous Harding in the beauty of leaving the listener space to find their own meaning in the songs, think Joni Mitchell, alt.folk heroes This is the Kit, jazz political commentator Alabaster dePlume. People who carve their own sound world. Growing up in rural Pembrokeshire before moving to Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Ceitidh has worked with Sam Grant (Richard Dawson, Pigsx7) on all her recordings to date. They have built an exciting foundation to continue with a debut record.
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