Paul Armer & The Dawn Chorus - LIVE IN CAMBRIDGE

Gigs · Cambridge

Paul Armer & The Dawn Chorus - LIVE IN CAMBRIDGE

Sunday 21 March 2027 · Doors 19:15

NCI Club, Cambridge

About this event

Paul Armer & The Dawn Chorus - LIVE IN CAMBRIDGE is on Sunday 21 March 2027 at NCI Club, Cambridge, with doors at 19:15. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.

A brand new bluegrass band from Saltash, Cornwall! Paul Armer has a voice and perspective that seems beyond his 29 years; and a collection of honest, heartfelt songs, both traditional and self-penned, that mirror and connect with every audience. He is joined by Noel Dashwood, Chris Lord and Pete Thomas to form The Dawn Chorus. Each known and celebrated individually, the group have fast established a signature sound involving virtuosic, traditionally-inspired playing with modern, heartfelt and honest writing that has universal appeal. Three ticket prices - We're committed to bringing high quality roots music to Cambridge at affordable prices , and as such our advance ticket price is £12. However, if you'd like to see the artist take home a little more (over 80% of our ticket profit goes to artists), then there is now an option to pay slightly more (£14) if you are able to. There are also a very limited number of no-questions-asked concession tickets (£10). If tickets remain then they will be sold on-the-door, but at a higher price.

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