Mojito

Gigs · Calstock

Mojito

Friday 19 February 2027 · Doors 19:00

Arts, Calstock

About this event

Mojito is on Friday 19 February 2027 at Arts, Calstock, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.

Mojito are returning to The Old Chapel for 2027. More jazzy than jazz, they bring their own distinctive arrangements of a wide variety of music. Songs range from J S Bach, through the Great American Songbook to more contemporary music from the likes of Lionel Richie, The Beatles, Eva Cassidy, Carol King, Carly Simon & Billy Joel, to name just a few. So there's something for everyone! Mojito features Liam Harvey (bass) and Dusty Miller (drums) - both former members of the Royal Marine Band Service, and current members of the Dave Hankin Big Band, along with Calstock’s own Andy Lawton (ex Rhythm Machine) on piano,. They are joined by singer, Emma Watson, one of Devon’s top female vocalists. Emma is a song writer and choir director of The Impossible Gospel Mission choir, who reached the final of BBC Gospel Choir of the Year in 2023 (as their previous name Soul in the City).

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