Saturday, 11th May 2024
Show starts at 7:30 pm
The May line up . . .
. . . . keeping music and our village halls alive with another great line up , with feature act, StEm. with Martin Wood, Mike Tuffery, award winner Mark Ashworth,and Savour the Flavour, plus we welcome newcomers Tikanni and Ian Carlton to our stage.
The MC for the night is Danny McNamara
(Subject to change, as usual because sometimes 'stuff happens'!)
StEm's lead singer, Emma Baldwin is known for her amazing voice. With a perfect blend of guitar and vocals, you will not be disappointed with your first listen!
Martin Wood is a blues singer and player par excellence, either solo or with his band, The Rag and Moan Men. Blues, Folk, Roots, Americana and a little bit of Jazz from the North Hants Delta. (Photo: Martin Wackenier)
Martin's album, “Candy Apple Shoes” was voted album of the week on Acoustic Blues Club Radio and will be on sale with proceeds going to the Naomi House children's hospice.
Tikanni, is a three piece band, comprising of Jason, Annie and Ella, they play originals and 90s covers..influenced by life, they want the songs to sound genuine and easy on the ear. Relatively new to the scene, like all creative things the music will keep reforming. The sound is eclectic but laid back
Mark Ashworth is an award winning songwriter, singer and musician, performing his own and other people's songs, rooted in the broad folk tradition accompanying himself on guitar and bouzouki/octave mandolin,
Mike Tuffery is the man with the big voice and a vast repertoire of songs, including his own. Also in Ryewolf and The Rural Broadband. Also performed and recorded with WolfNote.
Savour the Flavour who play polky, poppy, acoustiky music for polky people. They concentrate on their own compositions but also play a lot of polky cover songs that you will know .
You can see their entire 'feature' set on YouTube, launching their new collection at Peppard in May 2023.
Ian Carlton is keen to keep alive the singer songwriter talents of American and English artists from the Folk Revival of the 1960’s to the present day - sprinkled with a (very) occasional song of his own.