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Community Centre, Cromer.

Garden Street, Cromer, NR27 9HL

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Sun 25 OctDoors 19:00

The Guilty Men

Community Centre · Cromer

The Guilty Men is a British supergroup from Northwest England, formed in 2021 by longtime friends Clive Gregson and Neil Cossar. The band is known for its blend of Americana, folk, country, pop, and psychedelia. Band Members The lineup consists of five experienced musicians who have collectively performed in thousands of gigs: Clive Gregson: Lead vocals and guitar; formerly of Any Trouble and a collaborator with Christine Collister and Richard Thompson. Neil Cossar: Guitar and vocals; formerly of the 1980s band The Cheaters and founder of the music site This Day in Music. Paul Burgess: Drums; a legendary musician who has been a member of 10cc since 1973 and has toured with Jethro Tull and Camel. Craig Fletcher: Bass and vocals; from John Lees' Barclay James Harvest. Jez Smith: Keyboards; also from John Lees' Barclay James Harvest.

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Fri 13 NovDoors 19:00

Richard Shindell

Community Centre · Cromer

Richard Shindell lives as both an immigrant and emigrant, crossing thresholds, that informs his illumination of the human experience through narrative song. Shindell has inhabited a Zen Buddhist monastery, busked in the streets of Paris, opened for Joan Baez (who covered several of his songs), and collaborated with Grammy-winner Larry Campbell (Bob Dylan, Levon Helm, Elvis Costello). Originally from New York, now living in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Shindell is a writer whose songs paint pictures, tell stories, juxtapose ideas and images, inhabit characters, vividly evoking entire worlds along the way and expanding our sense of just what it is a song may be. Meticulously recorded over three years in New York and Buenos Aires, his most recent release, Careless, offered an ambitious, luxurious, full-length statement. Shindell immersed himself in the studio, allowing the time and latitude to explore, experiment, take risks—to play—as each of these eleven songs was given form and substance. While his signature acoustic guitar style is used to good effect, Careless also found Shindell plugging in more. “The wider sonic and dynamic range of the electric has been a real inspiration. R...

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Fri 27 NovDoors 19:00

Phil Bates

Community Centre · Cromer

Born on March 30, 1953, in Tamworth, Staffordshire, Phil Bates discovered his love for music at the age of eleven. His musical journey commenced with the formation of his first band, The Wild Four, at the tender age of twelve, later transforming into The Teenbeats. In 1970, at seventeen, Bates left Tamworth and joined the Heavy-Rock band JUG, followed by a stint with the Kabarett/Folk ensemble Enigma. The band eventually evolved into Quill. Bates explored a solo career, collaborated with Duane Eddy in 1974, and engaged in various musical projects during the vibrant London scene of the 1970s. In 1980, Bates collaborated with Colin Thurston and contributed to the early recordings of Duran Duran. He rejoined Quill in 1983 and co-founded Don’t Panic with his future wife, Jo. The couple spent three years performing in the United Arab Emirates. Bates resumed solo work, collaborated with artists like Billy Ocean, and contributed to TV and radio jingles. The pivotal year 1993 marked Bates‘ association with ELO Part II, embarking on extensive global tours until 1999. He played a significant role in the album „Moment Of Truth“ and worked as a co-producer and mixer. Post-ELO Part II,...

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Mon 8 Mar 2027Doors 19:00

Atomic Rooster

Community Centre · Cromer

Atomic Rooster were formed from the ashes of the The Crazy World of Arthur Brown in 1969. Their debut gig was at the Lyceum in London ( supported by Deep Purple ) and their first self-titled album was released in February 1970. It was after the release of “Death Walks Behind You” that they had their first taste of UK chart success with “Tomorrow Night” and “Devil’s Answer”. The band split in 1975 and briefly reformed in the early 1980s. Main band member Vincent Crane joined Dexys Midnight Runners in 1985 for the “Don’t Stand Me Down” album before he sadly passed away in 1989. They reformed in 2016, with the blessing of band founder Vincent Crane's widow, their current line-up draw heavily on these early classics as well as new material.

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Fri 21 May 2027Doors 19:00

Old Baby Mackerel

Community Centre · Cromer

Old Baby Mackerel is a high-energy bluegrass band from the UK, known for their "foot-stomping" performances and traditional Appalachian sound. Music Style: They use a single-condenser microphone setup, playing lightning-fast rhythms on banjo, mandolin, guitar, fiddle, and double bass with three-part harmonies. Notable Performances: The group has performed at major festivals including Glastonbury (2019 and 2022), Boomtown, Shambala, and international bluegrass festivals in Switzerland, Austria, and Thailand. Recent Activity: They released a live album, Live at Ebenezer’s, on August 15, 2025.

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