Saturday, 14th November 2026
Music starts at 7:30 pm
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The November line up will be announced soon with The Mysteries as our feature act. This is one not to miss!
The October show had a capacity crowd filling every seat in the hall. The line up was:
The Gillies, our our amazing feature act. We also welcomed back Dave Norgrove, Nick Parker (doing his forst solo performance), and, Irish music band, Feic. Plus, new to our stage, The Browns, and Phil and Allan. We also have "The Chequers Experiment" a treat combo of talented musicians, putting together some special music for us! The MC was Fay Freemantle.
(Subject to change, as usual because sometimes 'stuff happens'!)
Live, acoustic music!
The Gillies are an Americana, Folk singer/songwriter duo from SE London. Their music tells of love, loss, bittersweet and harsh realities, the distinctive sound of their acoustic guitars create an intense lonesome dark musical style. They were both born in Norfolk and went to Yarmouth Art College.
We are delighted and very lucky to have them come to perform on our stage!
The Browns are acoustic duo from Norfolk, celebrated for their beautiful voices, vocal harmonies, and emotionally resonant songwriting. Their original songs are expressive, poignant, and often deeply moving and, whilst rooted in folk traditions, their music carries a distinctly personal voice. The duo have released two critically acclaimed albums and their music is played regularly on radio stations across the UK and Europe. New to Peppard
Dave Norgrove is a singer/songwriter, best described as Indie folk. He played in a couple of well established New wave/Indie bands in the 80's and 90's,and if you listen carefully, you can still hear that vibe! Check him out on all streaming platforms, including Spotify.
We are delighted to have Dave back again with us.
Feic is a new(ish) four piece band, with Ian, Bogdan, Sarah and Barry. who play Celtic music. Feic is the Irish language word for "Look".
Nick Parker appears to be on a mission to never play Peppard Unplugged the same way twice. He’s performed here as a member of country blues stompers T-Bone Marmaduke and the Massive Gamble, as one half of quirky acoustic duo Clatter, and as half of the Tom Waits tribute gloomsters Rain Dogs. This time he’s playing solo. Presumably because all his musical friends are fed up with his fickle tastes.
The Chequers Experiment started off at the Golden Pot in Eversley, Hampshire, now moved to the Chequers, where a group of musicians and friends began playing together on a regular basis nearly ten years ago. The group has grown to fourteen, and comprises several performing groups, including ARCK, Union Blue and Vagabond. Their style is eclectic, ranging from songs written in the 1920s to the present day, and covers a variety of genres, from gypsy jazz, to blues, country, pop, Americana and rock.
New(ish) to Peppard.
Phil and Allan are an integral part of The Chequers Experiment and have been playing together, developing their unique style, for some years. Phil has an authentic and mesmerising '1930s' vocal style which goes well with Allan's deft guitar finger-work and their choice of songs. Audiences, and the rest of The Chequers Experiment, are always entranced by their rendition of 'That's Why the Lady is a Tramp,' 'Straighten Up and Fly Right' and similar songs.
New to Peppard.
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The stage is set . . .
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