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PLEASE NOTE:

As of January 2025 Our opening time will change
Doors will open at 7:00 pm and music will start at 7:30 pm
Guest at 8:00 pm and finish at 10:00 pm

Please note that our club room is upstairs.
Whilst we welcome all, unfortunately we cannot safely provide assistance nor be held liable for disabled access.

(Unless otherwise stated entrance = (£10 Members / £11 Non-Members)

Membership prices
Membership saves £1 a night for only £5 per year.
Single: £5.00 / Year
Couple / Family: £8.00 / Year

PLEASE NOTE:- Doors Open at 7:00 Music starts at 7:30

And Booked so far for 2025

 

 

Future Guests include

23 July

The Lost Notes
(£11 / £12)

"An eclectic blend of Americana, folk and country (laced, for good measure, with soul, gospel and jazz) ...stories each wrapped in a gilded coating of rich, gentle and perfectly-balanced music... all done with sumptuous three-part vocal harmonies that would make even a Beach Boy sit up and take notice.  Good Luck Shoes is a polished, highly accomplished album, performed by a band of polished, highly accomplished musicians.... Stunning." At The Barrier

The Lost Notes are a 5-piece acoustic roots band based in the creatively fertile blaglands of Moseley, Birmingham UK. They have built up a loyal fan base across the British Americana/folk and festival circuit through their lively full band performances and more intimate trio gigs.  

They write songs for chin-strokers, foot-stompers, head-nodders and those who like to partake in the dark art of inarticulate dancing and hollering. It happens. All delivered in glorious 3 part harmonies.

27 August

John Clarke
(£10 / £11)

 

10th September

Stan Graham
(£10 / £11)

Every now and again someone quite special comes up from the Club scene that stands out in both terms of repertoire, personality and performance. Stan Graham is one such person. He can be counted among that rare breed of songwriters with an innate ability to capture real emotion. His songs reflect life’s immense variety, with memorable words and melodies. With five internationally successful and highly acclaimed albums of self penned songs to his name, he stands out from the usual run of songwriters.

24 September

Matthew English * 1
(£9 /£10)

 

1st October

Edwina Hayes
(£10 / £11)

Edwina Hayes (born 6 June 1973, in Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish born English singer-songwriter. She grew up in Preston, Lancashire before moving to the East Riding of Yorkshire where she gained her first musical experiences playing at local folk clubs.

Since 1999, she has played regularly in London and Nashville, establishing herself as an accomplished songwriter in the process.

She released her debut album Out on My Own in 2005. The album was co-produced by singer-songwriter Clive Gregson and featured Dr. Hook singer Dennis Locorriere on two tracks. Her single Eyes of a Stranger received regular plays on BBC Radio 2 courtesy of broadcaster Michael Parkinson.

In 2005, she toured extensively as support act to such notable performers as Jools Holland, Nanci Griffith, Ricky Ross and Loudon Wainwright III. In 2006 and 2007 she again supported Nanci Griffith.

Hayes released her second solo album, Pour Me a Drink in February 2008. Released on a small independent label it was a much simpler recording than her debut, most tracks just featuring her voice and guitar. The title track was later recorded by Nanci Griffith.

In 2009, her version of Randy Newman's "Feels Like Home" was featured in the movie My Sister's Keeper. During June 2009 Hayes supported ex-Byrd Roger McGuinn on his British tour.

Her third solo album, Good Things Happen Over Coffee, was released in 2011.

She was a finalist in the Yorkshire Gig Guide Grassroots Awards in the category of "Outstanding Band/Artist" in 2017.

15th October

Jack Rutter

 

29th October

Triality

 

12th November

Pip Ives

 

19th November

Dan Walsh

 

3rd December

John Kirkpatrick
(£12 / £14)

 

10th December

Doug Hudson

 

All Wednesdays
without guests.

Singers Nights.
Admission £2 for everyone.

Bring your instruments, poems, stories and particularly your favourite songs and join in - or just listen or sing the choruses.