10th: Richard Grainger
Richard Grainger is a ‘Tees-side & Yorkshire’ born Singer & Guitarist
living on the North - East Coast of England. His extensive repertoire addresses
much of folk-life from the Yorkshire Coast and Moors to industrial Teesside and
beyond, both past and present. There are songs with an industrial and maritime
theme, songs of the environment and much more. Richard Grainger'sWeb Site
17th: Closed for Easter
24th: Jim Causley
More than simply a folk-singer, multi award winning singer-songwriter, musician
and proud Devonian Jim Causley is an all-round entertainer and during the past
decade Causley has been nominated no less than six times for a BBC Radio 2 Folk
Award.
2017 was the centenary of Jim’s relative; the celebrated Cornish poet Charles
Causley and award winning filmmaker Jane Darke made a specially commissioned
biographical film about the poet which aired on BBC4 TV on 1st October as part
of the Centenary celebrations. The soundtrack to the film was composed entirely
by Jim and featured music from his 2013 album ‘Cyprus Well’ of musical settings
of Charles’ work.
After the last couple years of trials and tribulations across the live music & entertainment industry, Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds is returning to UK arenas this March & April.
Blue Rose Code Headline Town Hall Live at Kirton
In Lindseyon Friday 18 March
2022
Last October Ross Wilson aka BLUE ROSE CODE
had to cut short his THL concert due to him being unwell. He promised to
come back with his band and they will be back on March 18th. They
will perform as a trio with lead guitar, acoustic guitar, bass and
keyboards.
Ross's songs
address universal themes of love, loss, travel and home. They are
variously painted in the vibrant colours of folk, Americana, country, soul and
increasingly, Celtic traditions. His music evokes a meeting of Van
Morrison and a young John Martyn with both men shipwrecked with a bunch of
Motown records. It is music not just to listen to, but music to
engage with and leaving you richer for the experience. It is
beautiful. Their 'Live at Celtic Connections' is one of the best live
albums you are ever likely to hear
As a band BRC are one of the best live acts around, selling out venues across
the length and breadth of the UK.
Make no mistake this concert is quite a coup for Town Hall
Live, as the band will play Queens Hall, Edinburgh and the Royal Philharmonic
Hall, Liverpool on this tour. Don't miss this concert it will be a
special evening.
An added bonus is that we have upcoming Yorkshire singer songwriter Carrie
Martin supporting BRC. Carrie recently played the Main Stage at Great
British Folk Festival.
Tickets for this concert are priced at £15 and
can be purchased from the Londis store in Kirton, from Brian on 01652 649230 or
brianchudley@btinternet.com or from www,wegottickets.com