Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Monday, 27 November 2023
Catch Keith Luckey at The Frothblowers, Peterborough on Sunday 3rd December 2023.
Catch Keith Luckey at The Frothblowers, Peterborough on Sunday 3rd December 2023.
3pm to 4 pm
Saturday, 25 November 2023
Thank Folk Friday Will Be At The Ivy in Sleaford, Lincolnshire On Friday 1st December, 2023.
Next Friday the 1st of December, Jock & Dave are to host Thank Folk Friday at the Ivy in Sleaford Lincolnshire as normal with a special guest - Xavier Darmon who will be rapping on BFCH song 'Jimmy Baker'. They are keeping it fresh at Thank Folk For Fridays, hope you can make it.
Thenk Folk Friday is held at the Ivy on the first Friday of every month.
Thursday, 16 November 2023
Lucinda Williams and her Band. New US Tour Announced
Lucinda Williams Fans have been asking for these shows to come to their state, so she has added another run this winter and tickets on sale on Friday November
Monday, 13 November 2023
Norman Beaker Tour Dates
Here are The Norman Beaker upcoming tour dates .
https://www.normanbeaker.com/gigs/
And don't forget their annual local Xmas show at the Spinning Top Stockport on Wed 20th Dec
and the night after at the same venue, they will be sharing a jam Blues extravagana to celebrate the life of John Price, who sadly passed away in April, many of his friends and fellow musicians will be there. It will be a great night.Thursday, 9 November 2023
Check Out Stamford Record Fair on Saturday 2 December, 2023.
Check Out Stamford Record Fair on Saturday 2 December, 2023.
Thursday, 2 November 2023
Stone Valley Music Festival Is Back, 21 to 23 June 2024
Stone Valley Festival Is Back! Stone Valley Festival Midlands is back at Thoresby Park, Newark on the 21st-23rd June 2024! The best in Ska, Punk, Indie, Pop Punk & Rock over 3 days! Tickets selling fast with headliners and many more acts still to come!
Wednesday, 1 November 2023
Liz Stringer, Arguably Australia's Finest Female Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist Available Dates...
Liz Stringer, Arguably Australia's Finest Female Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist Touring Dates plus festival dates 26th January – July, 2024
Liz Stringer is one of
Australia’s most admired and versatile songwriters and instrumentalists. A venerated guitarist and vocalist, her notoriously powerful live performances and melodically rich, story-based songs have earned her a unique place among the most important Australian songwriters of the modern era. Liz Stringer has performed all over Australia and the world for her own musical projects aswell as being a session musician for countless acts, most recently including performing with Midnight Oil for their final ever tour in Australia, North America, Europe, UK and New Zealand. 2019 saw the release of collaborative project Dyson Stringer Cloher's self-titled debut album through Melbourne's Milk records to wide media acclaim and a sold-out headline tour and Stringer was honoured at Woodford Folk Festival as an 'emerging legend of Australian song' with a performance of selections from her back catalogue by her musical peers. Lizs' sixth studio album - First Time Really Feeling - was released in April 2021. This ten-song collection documents a recent personal reckoning and metamorphosis Liz experienced while living in North America just prior to the pandemic. Recorded at Toronto’s Union Sound Company and produced by Chris Stringer, known for his work with Timber Timbre and the Rheostatics, this is regarded as Stringer’s seminal work to-date and her most searingly personal: a musical time-capsule of love, loss and legacy, profound change and her recent path to self-acceptance. Between rock stylings, knee-buckling ballads and a world-class lyrical and story-telling prowess, Liz writes affectingly from a range of perspectives. Any fan will testify to the strength of her live performances, and this album is arranged much like one of her iconic shows such is the power and intent of her arresting vocal delivery.The album has been nominated for two AIR awards including Best Independent Album, APRA song of the year, Music Victoria award for best Solo Act and debuted at no. 14 on the ARIA charts the week of release. Emotional, unflinching,expansive and revealing - this album is unmistakably Australian music at its finest, and is, without question, Liz Stringer at her best. |
For Live touring dates: January - July 2024 plus festival appearances please contact: gail@laughingdogmusic.co.uk |
Wednesday, 25 October 2023
Peterborough Jazz Club Will Start Up Again in 2024
Peterborough
Jazz Club delighted to have teamed up with Landmark Theatres to relaunch the Jazz Club at the Studio Theatre, The Key Theatre. The first two concerts of the
new season will be :
Friday,
26th January 2024. Music Starts 7.45pm. Tickets: £15
Dave
O’Higgins Quintet featuring Martin Shaw
Dave O’Higgins (tenor saxophone), Martin Shaw (trumpet & flugelhorn), Liam Dunachie
(piano), Matyas Hofecker (double bass), Joe Dessauer (drums)
The
opening concert of the new season at the Club features the classic front line
of saxophone and trumpet, with two of the finest jazz musicians on the scene. Dave
O’Higgins has established himself as one of the leading saxophonists of his
generation, a dazzling post-bop player with superb technique and a highly
developed harmonic sense. He has recorded 24 albums as leader, has been
nominated multiple times in the British Jazz Awards, and is a highly regarded jazz educator. Dave
also wrote and produced the last Matt Bianco album “Gravity”. Martin Shaw is widely regarded as one of the
leading jazz trumpeters in Europe, with his powerful yet wonderfully melodic
fluent playing. As well as playing in
many of the top jazz outfits, both in the UK and abroad, he has toured and
featured in the bands of Sting, Jamiroquai and Natalie Cole. Martin is
currently Professor of Jazz Trumpet at the Royal College of Music, London.
Dave
O’Higgins and Martin Shaw have a long musical association, dating back to the
1990’s and the quintet will be playing a selection of great jazz tunes and
standards, old and new, backed by a superb rhythm section.
“O’Higgins plays with quite exceptional fluency and his fund
of ideas never runs out.”
THE OBSERVER
“Martin
Shaw….one of Europe’s top trumpeters” Jazz Times
Dave O'Higgins (daveohiggins.com)
Friday,
16th February 2023 Music
starts: 7.45pm
Alan
Barnes & Karen Sharp Quintet
Alan Barnes (alto & baritone saxophone), Karen Sharp (tenor & baritone saxophone), Colin
Oxley (guitar), Andrew Cleyndert (double bass), Steve Brown (drums)
Alan
Barnes is one of Britain’s most distinguished and versatile saxophonists and is
a prolific international performer, composer, arranger and bandleader. He is a
multi-instrumentalist, best known for his alto and baritone sax playing, where
he combines a formidable virtuosity with a musical expression and spirit that
have few peers. Alan has received over 25 top British Jazz Awards over many
years and has recorded 30 albums as leader or co-leader. His special
musicianship and warm rapport with the audience have made him uniquely popular
in British jazz. Karen Sharp has been an important figure on the UK Jazz scene
since 2000. She is admired for her melodic, full-toned playing, winning best
tenor saxophonist on many occasions at the British Jazz Awards and also
appearing in the list for rising star baritone sax in the USA Downbeat Critics
poll. Karen currently leads her own quartet and also appears as guest soloist
with visiting USA stars such as Scott Hamilton and Warren Vache, as well as
guesting with many of the top UK bands and has recorded 7 highly acclaimed
albums as leader.
Together
with the brilliant rhythm section backing Alan and Karen, this concert will be
top quality straight ahead jazz of the highest calibre.
“Barnes
is a legend in the British jazz community” John Fordham, The Guardian
“Sharp
loves melody, as reflected in her relaxed and natural phrasing” USA Downbeat
Magazin
We are grateful for the support of Landmark Theatres to Peterborough Jazz Club
Welcome to the website of British JazzArtist Alan Barnes (alanbarnesjazz.com)
Peterborough
Jazz Club Facebook
Monday, 16 October 2023
Dale Storr headlines Town Hall Live at Kirton In Lindsey this Friday, the 20th October 2023
Dale Storr headlines Town Hall Live at Kirton In Lindsey this Friday, the 20th October 2023
'If there is a better New Orleans style pianist than the outrageously talented Dale Storr, pleasepoint me in his or her direction because he or she must be very, very special' - Blues in Britain Magazine.
Dale Storr is the epitome of a local boy made good. He grew up on Hemswell and went to Huntcliff School went in Kirton. His parents still live in Kirton, but Dale is based in Sheffield.
Described by the Jazz Journal Magazine as the 'piano man's' piano man and a natural treasure, Dale's musical journey has brought him recognition as one of the UK's leading exponents of New Orleans piano,
Inspired by his parents record collection, the evocative music of New Orleans quickly became a passion foe the schoolboy pianist. His piano studies took him to Sheffield, where he established himself as a highly sought player backing many of the top blues stars from the UK and America. However, the music of his beloved New Orleans was always going to take precedence and from 2008 Dale went solo with his acclaimed 'Sounds of New Orleans' concerts.
He has wowed audiences across the country and Europe with his intoxicating mastery of the piano and his vocal delivery for over 15 years.. Dale draws in the audience with the rich history of the music, telling stories of his much loved piano heroes.
Tickets are priced at £14. They are available from Brian on 01652 649230/ brianchudley@btinternet.com, from Morrisons Daily in Kirton or www.wegottickets.com