True Foxes

Fri 23 OctDoors 19:30

Honey and the Bear

Memorial Hall · Reeth

Honey and The Bear are UK Folk and Roots multi-instrumentalists Lucy and Jon Hart. Formed in 2014, the duo have gone from strength to strength, releasing three critically acclaimed albums and gathering an enthusiastic following of loyal fans. Recently shortlisted for the FATEA Band/Duo of the Year (2023), their live performances are full of variation, from emotive and dramatic full-bodied ballads, to rip-roaring tales of adventure on the seas. Weaving stories into song, with a strong focus on their Suffolk roots, community and family, they are able to bring a tear to your eye in one moment, and in the next, have you up on your feet. Born and raised in Suffolk, Lucy learned violin and drums at school, sung in the Suffolk Jubilee choir and started songwriting at 15. She taught herself guitar whilst at university in Canterbury and began performing her creations not long afterwards, releasing her debut band album ’Step Right On’ at 27. Jon, a Yorkshire boy, raised in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, has been performing his own songs since his teens. A self-taught guitarist, his love of driving guitar riffs is a core aspect of his song writing process.

GigsFolkBlues

Fri 23 OctDoors 19:30

Honey and the Bear

Memorial Hall · Reeth

Honey and The Bear are UK Folk and Roots multi-instrumentalists Lucy and Jon Hart. Formed in 2014, the duo have gone from strength to strength, releasing three critically acclaimed albums and gathering an enthusiastic following of loyal fans. Recently shortlisted for the FATEA Band/Duo of the Year (2023), their live performances are full of variation, from emotive and dramatic full-bodied ballads, to rip-roaring tales of adventure on the seas. Weaving stories into song, with a strong focus on their Suffolk roots, community and family, they are able to bring a tear to your eye in one moment, and in the next, have you up on your feet. Born and raised in Suffolk, Lucy learned violin and drums at school, sung in the Suffolk Jubilee choir and started songwriting at 15. She taught herself guitar whilst at university in Canterbury and began performing her creations not long afterwards, releasing her debut band album ’Step Right On’ at 27. Jon, a Yorkshire boy, raised in Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk, has been performing his own songs since his teens. A self-taught guitarist, his love of driving guitar riffs is a core aspect of his song writing process.

GigsFolkBlues

Sat 31 OctDoors 19:30

Bard Edrington V & The Blackbirds

Memorial Hall · Reeth

Coming back to Reeth for the third time Bard Edrington V is a singer songwriter in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His songs are influenced by the old time music of the Appalachian mountains and delta blues, holding up the tradition of the bard with his in depth story telling through his music. For several years he has played with Boris McCutcheon and others as The Hoth Brothers Band. Joining him on this tour are Karina Wilson on fiddle and vocals, and Sarah Ferrell on bass. Will be a night of great accoustic music with some great storytelling.

GigsFolkBlues

Sat 31 OctDoors 19:30

Bard Edrington V & The Blackbirds

Memorial Hall · Reeth

Coming back to Reeth for the third time Bard Edrington V is a singer songwriter in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His songs are influenced by the old time music of the Appalachian mountains and delta blues, holding up the tradition of the bard with his in depth story telling through his music. For several years he has played with Boris McCutcheon and others as The Hoth Brothers Band. Joining him on this tour are Karina Wilson on fiddle and vocals, and Sarah Ferrell on bass. Will be a night of great accoustic music with some great storytelling.

GigsFolkBlues

Sat 13 Mar 2027Doors 13:00

K-Pop Disco Live

Peterborough Cathedral

GigsPopTribute

Sat 13 Mar 2027Doors 13:30

Sean Taylor (Matinée Show)

Green Note · London

‘Superbly Tailored songs’ Daily Mirror 'Articulate, compelling ... brilliant'' – Mojo At the heart of Sean Taylor's music is a desire to turn the world into a song. His songs are of love, desire, heartbreak and social commentary. ‘Sean Taylor must be one of the best songwriters around’ (Blues Matters). He can ‘turn anything into a song’ (Classic Rock). Sean is an international touring troubadour. He has been nominated as UK blues acoustic artist of the year for the last four years running. His songs are best described as roots; influenced by blues, Americana, jazz, spoken word and folk music. As well as a prolific songwriter he is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, guitarist, pianist, and harmonica player. Sean gives everything to each of his live performances. Touring all over the world he is one of the hardest working artists around. Sean’s performances have included Glastonbury (acoustic stage), Cambridge Folk Festival, Port Fairy Folk Festival (Aus), Ramblin Roots Festival (NL) Avignon Blues Festival (FR), Harvest Time Blues Festival (IRL), Blue Balls Festival (CH) and many other global events. Promoting his new album 'Make The World Bad Again', Sean will be joine...

GigsFolkBlues

Sat 13 Mar 2027Doors 14:00

Ties That Bind Presents - CHALKED OUT

Southside · Lincoln

GigsPunkPop-Punk & Emo

Sat 13 Mar 2027Doors 14:30

Solent Concert Orchestra: Court to Carnival

St Andrew's Centre · Southampton

Conducted by Simon Wilkins, the Solent Concert Orchestra presents Court to Carnival, an afternoon of music inspired by dance. From the stately character of Britten’s Five Courtly Dances to the lively rhythms of Cui’s Tarentella in G Minor and Brahms’s Hungarian Dances, the programme moves through a colourful range of styles and moods. The orchestra will also perform Hérold’s spirited Zampa Overture, Debussy’s playful Children’s Corner Suite and selections from Tchaikovsky’s much-loved ballet music. Together, these works bring the elegance of the court, the magic of the ballet and the energy of the dance floor to the concert hall. BRAHMS Hungarian Dances BRITTEN Five Courtly Dances CUI Tarentella in G Minor DEBUSSY Children's Corner Suite HÉROLD Zampa Overture TCHAIKOVSKY Ballet Selections The Solent Concert Orchestra is a group of amateur musicians from the Southampton, Solent and New Forest area. We aim to give enjoyment to our members and audiences with performances of classical to light modern orchestral music, including symphonies and concertos, at least three times a year in the Southern Hampshire area.

GigsClassical