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The Star Inn, Guildford.

2 Quarry Street, Guildford, GU1 3TY

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Thu 21 Jan 2027Doors 19:30

Joachim Cooder

The Star Inn · Guildford

There is a somewhat quiet giant making their way around America, Europe, and a few other territories that isn’t always noticed, but when he’s there, there is no way to ever overlook his music. Joachim Cooder is one-of-a-kind. That is all there is to it. He plays a variety of instruments, writes songs that seem to come from a slightly different universe and is unforgettable once seen and heard. Cooder has a handful of recordings now, and every one is absolutely unforgettable. Which isn’t hard to understand once it’s clear what kind of musical discoveries he’s had in his life, and one he continues to chase with the kind of energy of a champion athlete. One of Cooder’s true calling cards is how his music is able to float in air. He is not tied to the tyranny of a snare drum or any one instrument. What the man is able to do is a blend of percussion, strings, vocals, and other wonders without names into a breathing animal all its own. This really is popular music for people beyond popularity. People that live in a time of their own. Joachim Cooder grew up surrounded by music alongside his father, legendary guitarist Ry Cooder who took him on the road at an early age on the d...

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Tue 4 May 2027Doors 19:45

William The Conqueror

The Star Inn · Guildford

William the Conqueror are a critically acclaimed indie‑rock-Americana trio from Cornwall, fronted by former solo artist Ruarri Joseph. Since forming in 2017 with Naomi Holmes (bass) and Harry Harding (drums), the band have carved out a distinctive sound that fuses gritty Americana, blues‑soaked grunge, and British alt‑rock. Their debut Proud Disturber of the Peace (2017) announced them as one of the UK’s most compelling new acts, earning a UK Americana Award nomination for “Tend to the Thorns.” They followed with Bleeding on the Soundtrack (2019) and Maverick Thinker (2021), deepening their reputation for raw storytelling and emotional intensity. Their latest album, Excuse Me While I Vanish (2023), explores themes of mental health, compassion, and creative resilience, recorded on vintage gear and mixed by Barny Barnicott (Arctic Monkeys, Sam Fender). The band continue to build a loyal following on both sides of the Atlantic through powerful, high‑energy live shows

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