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Saturday 30 August 2014

Andrew Combs, Amanda Rheaume and Matt McCloskey @ the Town Hall Kirton In Lindsey.

Andrew Combs, Amanda Rheaume and Matt McCloskey
Town Hall Kirton In Lindsey, Lincolnshire DN21 4ZL

September 7th Doors: 7:00 PM

Advance Tickets: £11 Door prices are £1.50 higher
Tickets can be purchased in person from the "One Stop" shop in Kirton in Lindsey
Over the Phone, call Brian on: 01652 649230
 Online at: www.wegottickets.com
 
A triple bill starts off the autumn programme; headlining is Dallas, singer songwriter Andrew Combs who will be supported by Matt McCloskey and Amanda Rheaume.

Andrew will be on a short UK Tour and will perform as a trio. Combs, who now lives in Nashville is part of a renaissance of country folk inspired by the great tradition of artists like Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark and Mickey Newbury.

Andrew is every inch a star with his long hair and demeanour. His songs cover the standard subjects of women, drinking and heartbreak but he makes them sound fresh and interesting. Every song tells a story. He is blessed with a lovely throaty delivery, very reminiscent of Jackson Browne or Don Henley.

No Depression  magazine are quoted as saying ‘Just when you think you have heard the best of the up and coming Americana stars, along comes one whose music takes your breath away’, they are not wrong Andrew Combs is a star in the making; he embodies the best qualities of East Nashville ever expanding talent pool which includes Amanda Shires, Jason Isbell, Rod Picott. Eric Brace, Peter Cooper and The Wild Ponies.

Andrew is bringing with him singer songwriter, Matt McCloskey.

Matt is a singer/songwriter from Austin, Texas who has released two critically acclaimed albums, ‘These Times Won’t Last’ and ‘The Hard Rains.’  He is known for cutting lyrics and truthful performances. His songs explore themes of pain, hope and freedom.

The main support act is The Amanda Rheaume trio.

Amanda is from Ottawa and is a powerful vocalist with just a touch of grit and an instantly accessible roots/pop American sound.

Her latest album ‘Keep A Fire’ is a varied and evocative collection of mostly story song about her ancestors. Amanda’s song writing style provides the perfect vehicle to get her narrative across, whether she’s playing solo or with a full band. The song is invariably the attraction.

Advance tickets are priced at £11 and can be obtained from the One Stop store in the town, from Brian on 01652 649230 or from www.wegottickets.com

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Mailing Address...
Town Hall Live
Kirton in Lindsey Town Hall
Market Square
Kirton in Lindsey, North Lincs DN21 4LZ
United Kingdom