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WEDNESDAY 14th JUNE THE SHACKLETON TRIO

A highly original and energetic musical force that combines captivating songwriting, fiery tunes and powerful three part harmonies. The Shackleton Trio are Georgia Shackleton (fiddle, vocals), Aaren Bennett (guitar) and Nic Zuppardi (mandolin). Natural talents of the folk tradition, their self-penned material blends seamlessly with their imaginative yet authentic re-workings of  traditional folk standards, influenced by British, American and Scandinavian folk traditions but remaining firmly rooted in the local tradition of the band’s native East Anglia.

‘Beguiling. A charismatic performance that holds your attention and isn’t afraid to make you think’ (Northern Sky Magazine)

 'Excellent’ (R2 Magazine)

‘Sparky, charismatic and intensely assured’ (fRoots)

  • 8.30pm start (doors open 8.00pm)

  • Entry: £12.00 (£10.00 members,  £6.00 under 18s and students)

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WEDNESDAY 12th JULY BEN ROBERTSON

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Ben Robertson is an accomplished young guitarist and singer from North Wales who includes a wide range of instrumentals and songs in his repertoire. Inspired by the likes of Martin Simpson and Davy Graham, he plays fingerstyle guitar folk tunes and songs from across the British Isles and Europe, from traditional Irish to contemporary Scandinavian. Ben is becoming increasingly popular on the UK folk festival circuit.

'Ben's playing is absolutely sublime. He's a massively entertaining performer with a great sound’ (Granny’s Attic)

'...prodigious young britfolk guitarist…’ (fRoots Magazine)

‘...his music-making exhibits an enviable sense of relaxed quiet accomplishment’

(The Living Tradition)

  • 8.30pm start (doors open 8.00pm)

  • Entry: £12.00 (£10.00 members,  £6.00 under 18s and students)

AUGUST - CLUB CLOSED

WEDNESDAY 13th SEPTEMBER  WILL FINN & ROSIE CALVERT

Will Finn and Rosie Calvert are a dynamic folk-inspired duo from the North East of England. Graduates of the Folk and Traditional Music BA at Newcastle University, they have been taking the festival circuit by storm with their a capella harmony quartet The Teacups for the past ten years. Their duo work has been met with accolades wherever they go. Playing traditional music with a contemporary flair, their shows are a veritable smorgasbord of folk fusion, utilising piano, steel pan, and close-knit harmony singing to tremendous effect.

‘The playing and singing is excellent’ (Dai Jeffries, folking.com)

‘Will and Rosie sing beautiful close harmonies with a tremendous vocal range; their songs and tunes from diverse and eclectic sources blend into an extension of the folk tradition’ (James Hall, The Hearth Arts Centre)

Best Duo 2022 - Reykjavik Fringe Festival

  • 8.30pm start (doors open 8.00pm)

  • Entry: £12.00 (£10.00 members,  £6.00 under 18s and students)

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