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Lucky Town UK Acoustic Duo Based In Peterborough UK
Over the years they have both played in various bands
playing a range of genres based in Peterborough, Norfolk and Lincolnshire.
The two old friends have recently reunited as a duo playing a range of songs and styles from Americana to Blues to Pop.
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Live Music at the Frothblowers, Werrington, Peterborough with Keith Luckey on 30 April, 2023.
Come and join Keith for a one set of live acoustic music starting at 3pm.
The Frothblowers, Storrington Way, Werrington, Peterborough
Frothblowers Micro Pub - Cambridgeshire CAMRA Pub of the Year 2019 | Facebook
Catch Madison Violet at Kirton In Lindsey Town Hall on 3rd February, 2023
Madison Violet are Lisa MacIsaac and Brenley MacEachern from Toronto.
Canada. They last played THL in June 2022, they were so good we just had
to have them back.
Categorising Madison Violet's music is an impossible task, in that one can hear
elements of folk, singer songwriter, pop, indie and country flawlessly
interwoven throughout their songs and performances.
The pair are exceptional story tellers, skilled multi instrumentalists and
perfect harmonists. Their voices soar, perfectly complimenting each other,
as they sing songs that will both break and mend your heart.
Their music is played throughout Canada and the world, and the internationally
acclaimed artists are no strangers to glowing reviews for both their studio
work and their live performances. Make no mistake Madison Violet are
a must see act.
Tickets
for this concert are priced at £15.
Besides
being available from Brian 01652 649230 or brianchudley@btinternet.com,
they can also be purchased from the Londis Store in (Kirton) or
www.wegottickets.com
In January 2016, Joe Bonamassa made a short acoustic tour in
the United States with Anton Fig (drums)
and Reese Wynans (piano),
alongside Chinese-American cellist and erhuist Tina Guo, American mandolin and banjo player Eric Bazilian, Egyptian percussionist Hossam Ramzy, and Australian backing vocalists Mahalia Barnes, Juanita Tippins and Gary Pinto. The tour ended with two performances at New York City's Carnegie
Hall on January 21 and 22, which were described in the
tour's press release as being the recognition of one of Bonamassa's
"childhood dreams".
Speaking to Guitarist magazine about the shows, Bonamassa
recalled that "Carnegie was a life-long dream because I was a born New
Yorker. Carnegie was this mystical place, you know? They don't run many
non-classical concerts through there. To make it there and to do two nights with this incredible nine-piece acoustic band
really means something to me and it was great”.
When it comes to Tim McGraw classics,
you know… before he had the 6% body fat, “Something Like That” might just be at
the top of my list.
Written by Rick Ferrell and Keith Follesé, it was released in
1999 as the second single from McGraw’s A
Place in the Sun album. Topping the country charts, and doing well on
the all-genre Billboard Hot 100, it was the MOST-PLAYED radio song in any genre
from 2000-2009. Pretty damn impressive for a country song, eh?
And now, Tim is breathing new life into the ’90s country
classic, releasing a stripped-down acoustic version of the fan favorite.
Official Website of Tim McGraw
Listen to the song now...
It's a Glasshouse 'February Fabulous Four' with John Mosedale,
Chantel McGregor: Solo
show at Lincoln Drill Hall 
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Check out the Last Thursday Club which is held on the last Thursday of the month at the Arts Coritani Galleries, Swineshead, Lincolnshire.
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