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| Otterton Mill - Kent Duchaine - Tickets £11.00
The master of blues returns for our season finale. For almost 40 years, Kent and his beloved Leadbessie, a beaten up 1934 National Steel Guitar, have wowed audiences worldwide. His exceptional guitar playing and deep, intriguing voice combine to set the old style delta blues alight. Kent’s life stories of friendships and loves, the history of blues music, the men who developed it, and his incredible involvement with some of them characterise his shows and have his audiences laughing and crying in equal measure. “One of the best five concerts nationwide” Sunday Times. To book, call 01395 568521 or visit the craft shop in the mill building - website> |
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| Friday 2 September | |||||||||
| Jeff Lang - Globe Hotel Topsham - Tickets £10 Telephone 01392 877895 or 01392 873407 The return of the Godfather of Australian Roots music, a ferociously talented singer/songwriter whose jaw dropping mastery of the Weissenborn slide guitar led John Butler to comment ''Seeing Jeff Lang was like being at church for three hours - a totally sacred event. He's the man as far as I'm concerned." |
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| Saturday 3 September | |||||||||
| Acoustic Cafe - Carlton Theatre, Teignmouth - 8pm - Featuring sets from Katie Marie, Jaime Leigh, Mark Wynn, Simon P Scott and the amazing Kirkwood Brown Trio. This is a unique event in a cafe atmosphere and some of the most talented performers in the region. Doors 7.30pm. £5 on the door, all profits to charity. Bring your own drink and food . |
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| Totnes Festival - Ombiviolum Orkestra (9 piece African and Western Ensemble - St John's church, Bridgetown - 7.30pm. An extrodinary meeting of cultures - 9 musicans travel an international musical landscape woven from Zimbabwean mbria (thumb piano), cello, oboe, Armenian flute, percussion, movement, voice and an artist painting to the music. |
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| Emily Maguire - Hazelwood House nr Loddiswell - 8pm - Stylistically, Maguire mixes genres, using country, rock & roots as the backdrop to her haunting vocals. Classically trained on piano, cello, recorder and flute, her performances are full of vibrancy and passion, combining soulful vocals, intellectual lyrics and instrumental talent. Pre-concert 6.45pm buffet supper available, booking essential - telephone 01548 821232 - visit website>. |
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| DANCE - Totnes Folk Dance Club> - Alan & Marion Finch - Bridgwater Band - Civic Hall, Totnes - 8.00 pm - 11.30 pm Refreshments available - Admission £6.00 Members £5.50 For more information contact June Prowse 01803 862435 or Harry Lowe 01626 821045 |
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| SONG - Acorn Folk Club> - Moor Music Trio - Guest Night No: 49 - part of The |
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| Compagnie Giulia. An evening of Medieval and Mediterranean music 7.30 pm at Bogan House,43, High Street, Totnes TQ9 5NP. A Totnes Festival Event. Tickets £6 include an interval drink. Phone 01803 864674 to ensure a ticket as Bogan House is a small venue. |
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| Monday 5 September | |||||||||
| Totnes Festival - The Man who Sang to Ghosts - Storytelling and music with Iwan Kushka and friends - Bowden House, Totnes - 7.30. A powerful spell conjured by one storyteller and four musicans. Featuring Iwan Kushka amd Okinawan folk singer Kyoko Tadaoka. Back in Totnes after its roaring success in April. | |||||||||
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| Wednesday 7 September | |||||||||
| Fiddler's showcase with Griselda Sanderson> - Bridgetown Community Hall, Hope Close (off Weston Lane) Totnes TQ9 5YD - 8pm . If you are interested in joining a traditional folk fiddle group but would like to check it out first, please come along! More information about the fiddlers' group> |
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| Ruarri Joseph - Barrel House, Totnes, TQ9 5PB - 8pm - Cornish singer-songwriter making an inventive fusion of blues, rock and soul, inspired by the likes of Tom Waits and Elliot Smith. Has supported Show of Hands. Tel. 01803 863000 Visit website> |
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| Ian Anderson - Exeter Corn Exchange - 7.30pm - Tickets £24 - An evening with Jethro Tull's front man. Jethro Tull is usually found sharing the same shelf as Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin etc., but it is all too often forgotten that a large part of the Tull repertoire is, in fact, acoustic music. After 43 years of leading Tull to 54 countries, Ian Anderson's new acoustic tour with a band consisting of German guitar virtuoso Florian Opahle and pianist/accordionist John O'Hara will play Tull acoustic classics as well as other specially-rearranged Tull rock material and, in addition, some new material specially written for these tours. Drawing on Folk, Classical, Rock and Jazz music styles, Ian blends elements of many world music cultures to delight his fans. Throw away the ear-plugs, sit back, relax and savour Anderson's musical smorgasbord. Telephone box office 01392 665938 - website> |
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| SONG - Shammick Acoustic Sessions> Shammick Abroad Special Concert The Artisans - The George Hotel, Broad Street, South Molton
Some of you may have come across The Askew Sisters, traditional folk musicians par excellence, who were booked at Shammick Acoustic a while ago, and charmed everyone. Since then, as well as continuing with their duo work in the folk scene, they have both been studying for their music degrees, and worked with harmony trio Craig, Morgan and Robson on a CD and show on songs collected from five Hampshire women. Hazel won this year’s Spiral award for Best Female Singer and is also working with a new vocal trio, Lady Maisery, whilst Emily has been working with no less than three different early music groups at prestigious venues in the South East of England, one of which includes Hazel as well. With two other musicians, they are The Artisans (not to be confused with the a capella trio, Artisan), an impressive new mediaeval band from London, bringing together musicians from such diverse backgrounds as folk, world and early music, creating fresh and exciting interpretations of period music. Their ‘Mediaeval Experience’ takes you on a musical journey through ancient Performing on a range of fascinating and unusual instruments from recorders and harp to rebec and oud, they perform with energy and enthusiasm. The artistic director of Brighton Early Music Festival said, “The Artisans dust off mediaeval music, bringing it to vibrant life and connecting with audiences through their sheer inventiveness and infectious enjoyment of the music.” And if they’re good enough for Shakespeare’s Globe and Glyndebourne Opera, they should do for Tickets are £6 if paid in advance, and can be obtained direct from us at the address below, or from the venue, or online through website>. They will also be available at £7 at the door, or can be reserved through us on 01271 882366 or The George on 01769 572514. The concert starts at 8 p.m., and meals can be booked before the evening starts – again, ring The George for details. |
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| Thursday 8 September | |||||||||
| Annabelle Chvostek - Blue Walnut Cafe, Chelston, Torquay - £9 adv/£10 door. A fearless and innovative artist whose beguiling left-of-centre songs straddle the divide between mainstream roots and acoustic indie-pop. She is one of Canada’s outstanding contemporary songwriters, attracting international attention with her persuasive vocals, compelling lyrics and genre-spanning musicality. For information telephone 01803 394113 - visit website> |
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 Tom and Barbara Brown - "An Exmoor Garland" - the Victoria Rooms, Fore Street, Milverton TA4 1JU, 8 p.m. - admission £4 to non-members of The Milverton and Fitzhead Society. You can book in advance by ringing Frances Vail on 01823 400351, or you can pay at the door.
Partly in North Devon, and partly in West Somerset, Exmoor was once a Royal Forest, and still supports a herd of wild red deer. From histories like the Lynmouth flood disaster, hauling a lifeboat across the moor, and Pixie hunting, come a wealth of tales - valorous, humorous, beautiful and silly - which are drawn together in this garland of songs and stories. Hear what happened when Christ’s spaceship landed on Holdstone Down in 1955; about a tradition of wrecking and contraband that continued into the 1990s; about the Miraculous Ram, the charter and pony fairs and all that make this National Park special! Tom and Barbara have written and performed shows commissioned by a number of festivals and arts centres over the years, and all over the country. In An Exmoor Garland we return to our own roots and some of our favourite themes. Both of us sing and tell tales, and Tom also accompanies some material on guitar, concertina, mandola or melodeon. “Money well spent, and thank you both so much for such a delightful evening. Everyone I know thoroughly enjoyed the evening and your stories were most entertaining. Most of us accompanied you on singing the choruses to the songs. I hope it won’t be too long before we are able to hear you again.” Pat Bawden, Secretary, The Exmoor Society, Dulverton |
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| The Artisans - St Mary's Church Brixton, nr Yealmpton - 7.30pm - The Artisans consist of 4 young singers and multi-instrumentalists from folk and world music backgrounds who specialise in medieval music. Emily Askew, one of the group, visited the Folk on the Moor Club as one half of The Askew Sisters. Tickets £5 on the door, includes refreshments (drinks/food). Any profits to the church restoration fund. Doors open at 4pm if people wish to look round the church beforehand. |
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| Friday 9 September | |||||||||
| The Kingsbridge Cocktail - a new session at the newly re-opened Kingsbridge Inn in Totnes. - 8pm This is a sister event to the long established Trade Winds up at Scoriton on Dartmoor. Similar format - all singers, musicians, poets, storytellers and audience welcome. Entry free, just come and enjoy! |
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| Tim Edey & Brendan Power - Church House, South Tawton, nr Okehampton - 8pm - Tim is a talented multi-instrumentalist and Brendan a brilliant harmonica player, with rootsy rhythms jumping from Irish jigs and reels to Blues, Hot Club jazz this is bound to be a lively night. Seven Stars nearby, or bring your drinks. Small venue, please advance book, £7 via website> . |
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| Steve James - Bridge Inn Topsham - A man who can always be relied upon to dazzle with both his wit and guitar playing - Steve has the rare honour of having a Signature National guitar named after him - this Austin Texas based musician has reached the point in his career where his performances have become almost as legendary as the dusty Blues and Country icons that laid the template for his own music.
Guitar nuts should also take notice that Steve will be leading a Guitar Workshop at the Bridge Inn on Thurs 8th at 8pm. Tickets from Bridge Inn 01392 873862 for concert £10, workshop £15 01392 873407 or |
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| Charity Gig - Thorverton Village Hall, N of Exeter - 7.30pm - Proceeds to Butterfly Children's Hospices. Fabulous line up of bands including Hazaar > the wild klezmer outfit that will force you up dancing. Special guests 'Victoria Klewin & The Truetones', a stunning soul jazz band from Bristol who are kindly using this evening as a warm up for a live appearance on Jazz FM in London. Supported by Exeter's own Bone Idol, fresh from Lemonfest at Newton Abbot. Bar, light refreshments. All for £10, concs for students/OAPs. Tickets from Mike Jeffreys 01392 861090 or at door. |
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| Saturday 10 September | |||||||||
| Wren Music launches Mandolin Orchestra Of Devon - Fairplace Church, Okehampton EX20 1DN - 2-5pm - . The idea of the Mandolin Orchestra Of Devon is to bring players together to meet each other, to learn repertoire from the golden age of the mandolin, and to develop technique and expertise, under the direction of Matt Norman. MOOD is open to players of all sizes (and shapes) of mandolin. Music reading helpful, but not essential - min age 14 years. £15 / £10 concs (income-related benefits and full time students). Book your place at website> |
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| Sean Taylor - Blue Walnut Cafe, Chelston, Torquay - £9 adv/£10 door. Rapidly grown to be one of the hottest new names in the UK blues/acoustic scene. His incredible passion for performance, sheer talent and songwriting of the highest calibre is a testament to his frequent comparisons with John Martyn, Chris Isaak and Tom Waits. 'Atmospheric ... fabulous music…’ Bob Harris BBC RADIO 2. ‘A bluesy devotional intensity that rightly draws comparisons to John Martyn’ Q. For information telephone 01803 394113 - visit website> |
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| Combefest - Combeinteignhead nr Newton Abbot - 2-11pm - Featuring some of the best of the South West's acoustic music acts including Mad Dog Mcrae, Cole Stacey and 44 Gun in an unrivalled setting on the lawns of Hearn Field by the beautiful River Teign Estuary at the village of Combeinteignhead (between Newton Abbot and Shaldon). Parking, licensed bar, refreshments and food, or BYO picnic. Tickets £15, £7.50 U13s, U5s free, available from The Wild Goose, Combeinteignhead (01626 872241) Limited tickets available on the gate or visit website> to order tickets using paypal. See myspace> for details. |
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| Fishstock 2011 Festival - Brixham - Folk and sea food festival, gates 10am, music all day to midnight. Day tickets £5. Performers include Hannah Martin & Phil Henry, Maggie Duffy and Mike Weed>, The Old Gaffers; Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends; Morning Rush.... Full details - website> |
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| Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends - All Saints Church, Brixham - 7.30pm - In aid of FISH (Fishermen in Sculptural Heritage). Tickets (only £7!) available from Miriam Pynn 01803) 851593. See website> for full details. Support by Maggie Duffy and Mike Weed>. Limited tickets. | |||||||||
| DANCE - Willand Folk Dance Club> Willand Village Hall - Iain Anderson - Kit and Boodle - Admission £4.50 - 8.00 - 11.30 - Bring & share supper Raffle - For more information telephone Mary Marker 01626 854141 Note: There is a concession for those unable to dance and junior dancers. Tickets are not sold in advance. |
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| Seth Lakeman - Lemon Grove, Exeter University - Westcountry folk singer-songwriter, Seth Lakeman, has announced a short run of UK tour dates in December including Exeter’s Lemon Grove. Seth will be playing tracks from his previous studio albums plus some brand new songs from his next album scheduled for release in the Autumn. Expect a captivating, energetic and undeniably compelling live show from award-winning Seth Lakeman and his superbly talented band. Box office telephone 01392 263518 website> |
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| Thursday 15 September | |||||||||
| Show of Hands - Pavilion Exmouth - supported by The Exmouth Shanty Men. Tickets from Exmouth Pavilion -(Google Exmouth Pavilion) - £15 in advance £16 in last week. The concert is timed to provide evening entertainment on the night of The Tour of Britain Devon Stage which finishes in Exmouth that afternoon. Come to Exmouth for the day there will be lots happening. |
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| Otis Gibbs - B-Bar, Barbican Theatre, Plymouth - 8pm - Out of Wanamaker Indiana but currently a resident of Nashville Otis is an true authentic troubadour with a story to tell of American life but not always what the American Dream Makers would wish you to hear. His song "The Peoples Day" was chosen by Billy Bragg among his "Top Five Songs with Something To Say", an accolade which placed Otis in the company of Bob Dylan, The Clash, Sam Cooke and Chuck Berry. Check Otis out at www.otisgibbs.com. With the America's Cup in town early booking is advised. Tickets £10 from 01752 242021 or website>. Visit website> |
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| Friday 16 September | |||||||||
| Acoustica Festival - Exeter Phoenix> | |||||||||
| Po'Girl - Calstock Hall - 8pm - One of the most successful bands ever to emerge from Canada, weaving a blend of musical influences, sweetness, grit and soul. They have that magic which engages all audiences filling each show with energy and soul and above all else musicality. This will be a part seated, part standing gig giving room to dance. See website> for full details and ticket booking. |
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7 Stars - Kennford> - John Richards Band - 8pm. John Richards is a renowned songwriter whose songs have been covered by the likes of Show Of Hands, Fairport Convention, Tom McConville and Paul Downes. www.thejrbs.co.uk Admission only £8 to see John's full five-piece band. email for more information and bookings. |
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| Saturday 17 September | |||||||||
| Acoustica Festival - Exeter Phoenix> | |||||||||
| BAL DE DEVON evening of Breton and French dancing featuring four of Devon's finest French dance bands - St Matthew's Church Hall, Lower Summerlands, Exeter, Devon, EX1 2LJ, just off Heavytree Road between hospital and bus station. Please park in the Triangle car park, which is free and next to the hall. Doors open 7-00. Free refreshments, and a "Bring & share Cheese and olives" themed buffet. Music and dancing from 7-30. Entrance £6, concessions £4, and £1 discount if you car share, use public transport or use "your own steam" to get there. Please be honest! Please telephone Bruce 07770 567639 or email for more information. |
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| Barn dance - Colin Andrews - Home Brew Country Dance Band > at Bratton Clovelly Village Hall 19.30 - 23.30 - in aid of charity. | |||||||||
| Nicky Swann > - Blue Walnut Cafe, Torquay - 8.00pm - Tickets £7 (advance) £8 door - Devon born songwriter Nicky Swann is a performer with a passion. Her delivery is warm, soulful (sometimes gritty) but always spiritually tinged. She uses elements of folk, blues and country to tell her tales of love, hope and death. To date Nicky has benefitted from recording with the top multi-instrumentalist Phil Beer (Show of Hands), winning the Artsbase singer-songwriter award, supporting many top UK artists including Clive Gregson, Reg Meuross, Roy Bailey and Megson as well as American artists Corrine West and Brooks Williams - visit website> | |||||||||
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| Davey Arthur & Friends - The Old Chapel, Calstock - 8pm - £10 adv £12 door, £5 U16s. Davey Arthur is one of Ireland's most successful, talented and influential musicians. Although still touring widely with The Fureys and also with his duet 'Davey Arthur & Fionnuala Gill’, Davey is also enjoying great success with this new show in which he is joined on stage by his youngest son, Patrick 'Pa' Arthur on percussion and strings, and guitarist Steve Layton. Together they deliver a unique blend of traditional Celtic music and song, played on guitar, mando-cello, mandolin and percussion and of course Davey on tenor banjo. For reservations telephone 01822 833183 or email - Visit website> |
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| The Full Shanty - Barnfield Theatre, Exeter - 7.30pm - The Exmouth Shanty Men fresh from appearances in Waterford, Warwick and Paimpol, the Exmouth Shanty Men present... "The Full Shanty Tour" An evening of Shanties, sung with gusto, featuring special guests, the world renowned Kimber's Men. Tickets £10. Box office 01392 270891 Visit website> |
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| Davey Arthur & Friends - Barnfield Theatre, Exeter Clifford Room - 8pm - for more information visit website> | |||||||||
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| Adriana Spina - Blue Walnut Cafe, Chelston, Torquay - £7 adv/£8 door. A sparkling slant on the singer/songwriter genre. Joined by a four-piece band, her sound has proved such a success that she is now regarded as one of the most exciting talents in the independent Scottish music scene. In 2008 she was handpicked to support Sheryl Crow in the American superstar's only UK headline date of her tour. For more information telephone 01803 394113 Visit website> |
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 Reg Meuross & Bethany Porter - Live @ the George - The George Hotel, 1 Broad Street, South Molton, EX36 3AB, Telephone 01769 572514 - 8.30pm - £10 - plus songwriting masterclass - 3-5pm - £10
Reg Meuross is a perpetual favourite at the George. His lyrics are personal & often poignant yet can also be shot through with wit & elegance. His light tenor voice and guitar carry his work marvellously as a piece of storytelling drawn unerringly from life. Be prepared to smile but pack tissues too. We're delighted to welcome cellist Bethany Porter to this year's visit to add even more lushness & depth to Reg's song arrangements. For all budding songwriters, Reg is also offering a rare chance for you to draw on his considerable experience in writing and presenting songs to hone your own work in progress. Please book this masterclass in advance - numbers are limited. Visit website> To book tickets telephone 01769 572514 or go to website> |
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| Steve Knightley - Blackawton Village Hall - 8 miles south of Totnes, Doors open 7:30. Bar. Free parking. Advance tickets £12 from Steve Gale on 01803 712449 or 07941 611868 or the George Inn or Post Office, Blackawton. |
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| Spiers & Boden (at 'Interrogate Festival') - Dartington Hall Spiers & Boden are amongst the main performance events at the UK’s first festival (23-25 Sept) of social justice, with income inequality at centre stage: debate, comedy, film, art, workshops and ideas. Concert tickets now available separately (i.e. not tied to a festival ticket purchase). £15. Box office 01803 847070 Full details at website> | |||||||||
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| Steve Knightley - Route 2 Café Bar, Topsham - 8.15pm - Last night of Steve's solo au01803 847070tumn tour. £12 adv / £14 door. Small venue so book early, telephone 01395 267029 or 07771 558914 (lodge music promotions). |
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| Dave Swarbrick & Martin Carthy - Exeter Phoenix All the old skills are demonstrated with a new collection of traditional songs and instrumentals. "Intense and demanding, this is hard core traditional music. Sublime fiddle playing and the passionate delivery of evocative old songs by their ablest interpretor" - Telegraph. Visit website> or telephone 01392 66708 for more information | |||||||||
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| Otterton Mill - Steve Ashley - Tickets £11.00
A welcome return from legendary folk-rock singer-songwriter Steve, whose 40 year musical career and string of solo albums has won him international acclaim. Former member of The Albion Country Band, Steve’s work has been covered by many leading folk artists, including: Fairport Convention, Martin Simpson, Phil Beer and The Bushwackers. A natural showman, Steve brings wit and humanity to his performances. To book, call 01395 568521 or visit the craft shop in the mill building - website> |
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| Ruarri Joseph - Exeter Phoenix - Standing. Cornish singer-songwriter making an inventive fusion of blues, rock and soul, inspired by the likes of Tom Waits and Elliot Smith. Has supported Show of Hands. Visit website> for more information | |||||||||
| Nicky Swann > - Acoustic Moon at The Full Moon, Lower Rudge, Frome - 7.30pm - £5 (advance) £8 doors (four acts) - Acoustic raw talent, no frills no fancies, a must for all music fans - website> | |||||||||
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| Gallery Bar Special with Mark Barnwell - The Old Chapel, Calstock - 8.30pm - Mark is a well known and highly accomplished guitarist in the South West, specializing in Flamenco, Spanish and Latin styles. The bar will open at 7.30 pm and Mark will play from around 8.30 pm. Come and meet friends for a drink and a chat, accompanied by some great live music. Entrance free, donations welcome. Delicious light tapas available. Visit website> |
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| Dave Wood - Queens Court Hotel, Exeter - 6pm - Local singer songwriter performing a couple of outdoor/indoor sets at an event organised by charity The Magic Carpet in aid of the 3 Peaks Challenge. See website> for details. Music, food, games, raffle and auction. Free entry. Bystock Terrace, Exeter EX4 4HY | |||||||||
| 7.30pm - Ceilidh with WoRT'S N ALL - St Anne's Hall, Babbacombe, Torquay TQ1 3SR. Caller Anne Gill. Tickets £5 - Telephone 01803 214846 or email
Proceeds in aid of Brunel Patient Support Group. Tea/coffee available. BYO alcohol. |
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| Ceilidh with Mrs Midnights - Matthews Hall, Topsham - Caller Mike Boston - 8pm Tickets £7, on door and advance from Kirstin Morris 01392 877617 or Lucy McGee at Wilkinson Grant & Co, Southernhay, Exeter.
Bar and snacks. In support of Stop Abuse For Everyone (SAFE, formerly known as Exeter Women's Aid). |
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| Appledore Book Festival 2011 - Fringe Event - Presented by Colin Shaddick ‘The Great British Eccentric 2009 - 9pm – 11pm St Mary's Hall (Please note change of venue) - Tickets: £5:00
Poetry & Music with: Visit website> |
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Bradninch Folk Club - Castle Hotel - Doors open 8.00 - Tobias Jacob in solo performance. Key member of Lampliter, Roots Union & School of Trobar. £3
An impressive new band from London, which brings together musicians from such diverse backgrounds as folk, world, early and mediaeval music, creating fresh and exciting interpretations.
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