Guerrilla Peacefair
feat. I am error + True Adventures + Anthropologist + films + speakers
Thursday 15 May : 7.30pm
All tickets £5.00
18+ (recommended for films)
The world is changing, how do you feel about it? The Guerrilla Peacefair is a conscious community event. You are invited to engage with cutting edge musical and visual artists, controversial film, community strengthening organisations and mindful discussion.
Altan
Friday 16 May : 8pm (seated)
£13.00 : £10.00 concessions
No Irish traditional band in the last dozen years has had a wider impact on audiences and music lovers throughout the world than Altan. With their exquisitely produced award-winning recordings, ranging dynamically from the most sensitive and touching old Irish songs all the way to hard hitting reels and jigs.
Play The Music Acoustic Showcase
Saturday 17 May : 1pm - 4pm (cafe bar)
FREE
Highlighting the best of the local acoustic music scene in the Café Bar. Today's acts are Dick York, Emma Cherry, Well Chaps, Peter Appleyard and The Oh My!s.
The Mondatta Funk Explosion
+ The Small Town Bullies + Killamonjambo
Saturday 17 May : 8pm (late bar)
£4.00 adv : £5.00 door
Norwich's most powerful Funk-machine return for a FUNK EXPLOSION. Hitting you with the addition of horns, harmonies and percussion, the groove will be infectious and The Funk mightier than ever.
African Dance Workshop
with Anna Mudeka
Saturday 17 May : 10.30am - 3.30pm
£20.00 : £17.00 concessions
Date rescheduled from 5 April
Dance at your own pace in this fun class exploring dances from different parts of Africa including the harvest dance from Zimbabwe, Cou Cou from Guinea, Zagrobi from the Ivory Coast and Xigubu from South Africa. Please contact the NAC Box Office on 01603 660352 for refunds or exchange for the new date. Original tickets are not valid. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Access To Music Showcase
feat. Double Six + S.O.D.D. + On No Telephono + Re-Uptakes + Clockwork
Tuesday 20 May : 7.30pm
£3.00 : FREE to ATM Students
A special Access To Music showcase, featuring Double Six, On No Telephono and more...
City College Showcase
One-off Musical Extravaganza
Wednesday 21 May : 8pm
£4.00 : £3.00 concessions
The night will feature an exciting mixture of solo artists and bands from Norwich. Showcasing an eclectic mix of different sounds and musical styles, ranging from Funk and Electro to Indie and Punk.
Ben Ottewell (from Gomez)
+ Buddy + Little Gem
Thursday 22 May : 8pm (seated)
£12.00 adv : £13.00 door
Gomez singer, songwriter and guitarist Ben Ottewell embarks on a special solo tour.
Albert Lee & Hogans Heroes
Friday 23 May : 8.30pm
£15.00 : £12.50 concessions
POSTPONED to Sat 29 Nov
Albert Lee, by common consent one of the world's finest guitar-players, needs no introduction to Country Music & Rock fans. Albert fronts his own band Hogan's Heroes, some of the best known and most respected Rock'n' Roll and Country musicians in Great Britain. Unfortunately due to illness this show has been rescheduled to Saturday 29 November. Original tickets are valid. If you are unable to attend the new date and would like a refund you will need to present your original ticket at NAC Box Office.
Clutter City Market
Saturday 24 May : 10am - 4pm
FREE ENTRY!
All Sorted!?! presents Lot 55
+ The Chartists + Halfway Hero
Saturday 24 May : 8pm (late bar)
£5.00 adv : £6.00 door
Lot 55 go from strength to strength with their fresh melodic sound that combines American and British influences. After a sell-out gig at NAC and support slots with the Inspiral Carpets and The Bluetones, they look set for bigger things for 2008, with a release on All Sorted!?! Records planned and UK tour planned. Plus uncompromising blues-laced rock ‘n’ roll from Sheffield’s The Chartists.
Sennen album launch night
For 'Where The Light Gets In'
Sunday 25 May : 7.30pm (Café Bar)
FREE admission
An album launch night to celebrate the release of their second album "Where the light gets in".
David Honeyboy Edwards
+ Dave Peabody
Tuesday 27 May : 8pm (seated)
£10.00 : £8.00 concessions
STANDING TICKETS LEFT ONLY
It is no cliché- David "Honeyboy" Edwards is a true living legend. From the Delta to Chicago, throughout the United States and most of Europe, Honeyboy has traveled every blues highway many, many times. He’s written several blues hits, including "Long Tall Woman Blues", "Sweet Home Chicago" and "Just Like Jesse James", and continues up and down the Blues Highway, traveling from juke joint to nightclub to festival, playing real Delta blues to adoring fans everywhere.
Paula Wolfe
+ supports TBC
Thursday 29 May : 8pm (seated)
£5.00 adv : £6.00 door
Dreamy intelligent pop from female singer songwriter Paula Wolfe. Lush guitars, sweeping strings and gentle beats soothe the whispered realist lyrics while her electric guitar serves to energise. “A rising talent” – Time Out. “All too rare quality of being able to command your attention to the point of dropping everything else… a phenomenal talent” – peoplesound.com
Mostly Autumn
+ supports TBC
Friday 30 May : 8pm (late bar)
£14.00 adv : £15.00 door
Atmospheric progressive rock band that mix folk and Celtic influences with those of bands such as Pink Floyd and Genesis.
Wet Nurse presents Fonda 500
+ The Neutrinos + Ray Brower
At The Talk
Friday 30 May : 8pm
£6.50 : £6.00 Under 18's
New Blue Sun Acoustic Sessions
Acts TBA
Saturday 31 May : 1pm - 4pm (Café Bar)
FREE
Great acoustic music for your listening pleasure. Acts to be announced.
Duke Special
+ The Voluntary Butler Scheme
Saturday 31 May : 8pm (Late Bar)
£10.00 adv : £11.00 door
Dynamic, musically ambitious and bracingly eccentric, Duke Special returns to Norwich Arts Centre with his inimitable style and lush musicality.
Solas
Sunday 1 June : 8pm (seated)
£12.50 : £10.00 concessions
Since
its birth in 1996, Solas has
been loudly proclaimed as the most popular, influential, and exciting Celtic
band to ever emerge from the
Teddy Thompson
+ supports TBC
Monday 2 June : 8pm
£10.00 adv : £11.00 door
GIG POSTPONED UNTIL AUTUMN
Whether it’s with his own formidable songwriting or his personalised reworkings of a songs drawn from America’s rich country music tradition (as on his Up Front & Down Low album), Teddy is a deeply expressive singer, incisive guitarist and overall, a charismatic young artist. Unfortunately Norwich gig has been cancelled by Teddy. We are hoping to have him back in the autumn but tickets will not be valid, so please contact the NAC Box Office on 01603 660352 to arrange a refund.
Kinky Friedman
Wednesday 4 June : 8pm (seated)
£15.00 : £12.00 concessions
Outrageous and irreverent but always thought-provoking, Kinky Friedman wrote and performed satirical country songs during the 1970s and has been hailed as the Frank Zappa of country music.
Kinky will tour as a trio, with pianist Little Jewford, and the legendary Washington Ratso.
Metronomy
+ supports tbc
Saturday 7 June : 8pm
£7.00 adv
The brain-child of disillusioned drummer Joseph Mount, Metronomy are a one-piece alternative electronica group producing funk-infused beats, android-esque vocals and highly addictive bass-lines.
Hot Club de Paris
+ supports tbc
Sunday 8 June : 8pm
£7.00 adv : £8.00 door
Liverpool trio, Hot Club de Paris, are one of the most exhilarating bands you're likely to see. Oodles of humour and back-chat abound, they successfully manage to marry technical musicianship with pure fun. Their barbershop-style a capellas punctuate their set to produce a form of entertainment that once witnessed, makes you wonder why everyone's not doing it. And this is far from your 'post-punk-art-rock-pop-band-do-harmonies' affair, it's so much more than that....
Judy Collins
+ Kenny White
Monday 9 June : 8pm (seated)
£20.00 adv : £21.00 door
STANDING TICKETS LEFT ONLY
One of the major interpretive singers of the 1960s, Judy has thrilled audiences worldwide with her unique blend of interpretative folksongs and contemporary themes. As part of the concert, Judy will be playing a selection of Lennon / McCartney songs.
We Will Nvr Die! Disco
feat. Bethany Black + Micropenis + Vanity 'Pins' Von Cushion
Tuesday 10 June : 8pm (cafe bar)
£3.00 adv : £4.00 door
Candido Fabre Y Su Banda
Wednesday 11 June : 8.30pm
£12.00 : £10.00 concessions
Candido Fabre is considered one of the most versatile and ingenious soneros in
Christine Tobin
+ Ana Silvera
Thursday 12 June : 8pm (seated)
£10.00 : £8.00 concessions
Christine’s work is firmly rooted in a tradition that emphasizes storytelling on a musical bedrock that creatively blends jazz, folk and blues. Her innovative and expressive style has led the Guardian to call her the Bjork of Euro jazz, and her music has been described as authentic, streetwise, radical and romantic.
wombatwombat & Muzica! presents Dyko
(feat. Wolfgang Flür - ex Kraftwerk)
+ Vista + Rice ‘n’ Beans + Howlback Hum
Friday 13 June : 8pm (late bar)
£15.00 adv : £16.00 door
One of Germany’s busiest independent bands in the international arena, Dyko’s music has inspired Wolfgang Flür (ex-Kraftwerk) to play e-drums live for the first time since Kraftwerk. Snapped-up by the wombatwombat/Muzica! team after a sensational electronica/pop-punk/new wave sound and vision extravaganza at EXIT 2007, Dyko, featuring Wolfgang Flür, play their debut UK show at NAC: unmissable.
Lucy Kaplansky
+ Samantha Marais
Saturday 14 June : 8pm (seated)
£12.00 : £10.00 concessions
Lucy's stellar songwriting shines out strongly against an acoustic-based alt-country backdrop of pedal steel, mandolin, accordion and upright bass. From the New York skyline to the hills beyond, Lucy's music pure Americana, wonderfully raw and rich with heartache and hope.
Play The Music Acoustic Showcase
Saturday 14 June : 1pm - 4pm (cafe bar)
FREE
Highlighting the best of the local acoustic music scene in the Café Bar. Today's acts are YumYum, Mike Hone, Ben Pike and Nobodaddy.
Black Kids
+ Cut Off Your Hands
Sunday 15 June : 8pm
£8.00 adv : £9.00 door
Black Kids, five-piece indie pop/rock band from Jacksonville, Florida are known for their "lo-fi guitar, peppy synths, and ebullient melodies".
Ilya & Emilia Projects
feat. The Declining Winter + Dead Rat Orchestra + Luke Abbott + Babygrand
Monday 16 June : 8pm
£5.00 adv : £6.00 door
A night of exciting contemporary music from local left-field promoters ilya & emilia projects. With special guest The Declining Winter (ex-Hood) with electronic pop via hip-hop, shoegaze, dub and post rock.
The Balanescu Quartet
Music & Film : 'Second Breath' + 'Play'
Wednesday 18 June : 8pm
£17.50 seated : £12.50 standing
Second Breath is a life-affirming reflection on the life of sculptor and Bergen-Belsen survivor Maurice Blik, whose stunning bronzes suggest an awakening from the ashes of the Holocaust. Play is composed for rare footage of the Ballets Russes in playful moments on an Australian beach in the 1930s. With spins and leaps in the sand, members of the legendary dance troupe display youthful energy and have fun with the camera. Maurice Blik will be present for a Q&A.
Seckou Keita Quartet SKQ
Thursday 19 June : 8pm
£12.00 : £10.00 concessions
The Seckou Keita Quartet + is one of fastest growing independent bands that has enthralled audiences in many places around the world. Drawing together musicians from Senegal, Italy, Egypt and The Gambia, the band has become a real international treasure. Led by the experimental tunings and virtuoso kora of Seckou Keita himself. The result is a captivating contemporary sound with achingly beautiful melodies, virtuoso improvisation and luminous free spirit that transcends audiences. This event is the expanded version of the quartet, or '+', featuring a singer.
Keren Ann
+ Cary Brothers
Friday 20 June : 8pm (seated)
£8.00 adv : £9.00 door
Paris and New York-based singer-songwriter, Keren Ann, sings an intimate collection of quietly sung lyrical gems with diverse, multi-textured soundscapes. Often favourably compared to Françoise Hardy, Nico, the works of Gainsbourg, Mazzy Star, Rufus Wainright and Suzanne Vega, Keren Ann is a truly special and engaging artist, one whose work evolves and grows, often with every listen.
New Blue Sun Acoustic Sessions
Acts TBA
Saturday 21 June : 1pm - 4pm (Café Bar)
FREE
Great acoustic music for your listening pleasure. Acts to be announced.
Howlback Hum feat. True Adventures Happen Inside Your Head
+ Kid Atom + Rebecca & Mountains + Pupujussi
Tuesday 24 June : 8pm (cafe bar)
£2.50 adv : £3.00 door
Another fine evening of lo-fi pop, with the distinctive melodic pop sounds of True Adventures… and more.
Thea Gilmore
+ Pete Du Pon
Thursday 26 June : 8pm
£12.50 : £10.00 concessions
Just 18 months on from her fifth album Harpo's Ghost, Thea Gilmore presents her new record Liejacker, released through Fruitcake Records/Universal on May 12, 2008.
The Davenport Trust present "I Feel Like Sh*t"
Feat. The Oli Brown Band + Smaller Than You + Mondatta Funk + Hewett Soul Band
Saturday 28 June : 8pm
£6.00 adv : £7.00 door
A night of music and film to launch the Trust’s first book and first film "Soft Shoe Shuffle".The Davenport Trust is a Norfolk charity set up to help young people recognise and deal with symptoms of depression.
Kaki King
+ support TBC
Monday 30 June : 8pm
£8.00 adv : £9.00 door
Dazzling young guitar player and composer, known to instrumental music fans for her finger-picking, fret-slapping, and percussive thumping style, into previously uncharted indie-rock territory. Produced by post-rock kingpin John McEntire (Tortoise, Sea and Cake), her music is filled with lush, ambient soundscapes that “sound like the abstract, dreamy, and hypnotic end of alternative rock,” as the New York Times noted.
The Winelight Club Presents Woon
+ Vince Freeman + Fiona Bevan + Sean Seraphim
Tuesday 1 July : 8pm (seated)
£5.00 adv : £7.00 door
The Winelight Club presents WOON + Vince Freeman + Fiona Bevan + Sean Seraphim: Four of the hottest properties from the ranks of the great unsigned together in this simply amazing line-up, representing acts nominated for the 2008 Indy Music Awards. (Jamie) Woon is a favourite of Radio 1’s Giles Peterson and one heck of an entertainer. Soul meets techno meets pure genius.
*Please note that Jon Byrne will no longer be playing this date as originally scheduled*
Sargasso Trio
+ supports TBC
Friday 4 July : 8pm : (late bar)
£6.00 : £4.00 concessions
Upbeat samba-infused rhythms and mellow acoustic-based songs that blur the boundaries between lo-fi indie, brazilia, alt country, salsa and hip hop. Their debut album Burnin’ Burnin’ Burnin’ is out now on Boy Scout Recordings – “smart pop shapes” NME.
Rory McVicar
+ Ten Ten-Tackles + Bear
Saturday 5 July: 1pm - 4pm
FREE
At Chapelfield Gardens
NAC takes over the CFG Festival to bring you three of the finest bands in the region, including Radio 1 and 6Music championed Rory with his full band.
All Sorted!?! feat. Rigo Jancsi
+ Kill It Kid + more tbc
Saturday 5 July : 8pm
£5.00 adv : £6.00 door
CANCELLED
Another fantastic night from All Sorted!?!, featuring the fuzzy post-punk of Rigo Jancsi, Chris Turpin’s new band Kill It Kid with their own brand of boutique burlesque blues, plus more to be announced. Unfortuntately this event has been cancelled - please contact NAC Box Office on 01603 660352 to arrange a refund.
The Rocket Summer
+ The Outline
Sunday 6 July: 8pm
£9.00 adv : £10.00 door
25-year-old Bryce Avary is the man behind The Rocket Summer, a piano and guitar-driven rock'n'roll project in which multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer, Bryce performs everything himself.
Los De Abajo
Monday 7 July : 8.30pm
£12.00 : £10.00 concessions
Los De Abajo are an exhilarating eight-piece collective, proclaiming revolution to their unique pulse of mestizo rock, reggae, ska, mambo and merengue rhythms. With a blistering live show reminiscent of Manu Chao or The Clash, this is one of modern South America’s most exciting groups.
Breakestra TBC
Wednesday 9 July : 8pm
£9.00 adv : £10.00 door
CANCELLED
Breakestra is the creation musical golden child and bassist Miles Tackett. The eight piece funk band is fronted by singer Mixmaster Wolf and is based in deep funk, soul, breaks, jazz fever and some serious grooves. Unfortunately the Norwich gig has been cancelled - please contact NAC Box Office for refunds - 01603 660352.
Jah Wobble
Chinese Dub
Wednesday 9 July : 8.30pm
£10.00 adv : £11.00 door
A fantastic fusion of dub music and Chinese melodies and instrumentation, featuring bass, drums, guzheng, bamboo flute, gourd pipe and the vocals of singers Wang Jingqi and Gu YingJi. The performance was commissioned by the Liverpool Culture Company for European Capital of Culture 2008.
Monobloco
Thursday 10 July : 8pm
£12.00 : £10.00 door
Rio de Janeiro’s hottest bloco returns to Norwich with their exciting mix of traditional Brazilian and contemporary grooves, playing samba, funk and popular music, Carioca style. Not to be missed.
Play The Music Acoustic Showcase
Saturday 12 July : 1pm - 4pm (cafe bar)
FREE
Highlighting the best of the local acoustic music scene in the Café Bar. Today's acts are Marr Collins, Marina Florance, Pete Kitchen and Jon Roniger.
Coco Xpress
+ DJ support
Saturday 12 July : 8.30pm (late bar)
£12.00 : £10.00 concessions
Playing Salsa, Merengue, Bugaloo, Bomba, Mambo, Lambada and more - representing all the popular Latino rhythms and countries, from Cuba to Colombia via Santo Domingo, - Coco Xpress guarantee an excellent night's entertainment, for top dancers and left-footed tropical party-goers alike. Plus DJ Nad from Norwich Salsa in the auditorium.
The Autumn Defense
+ support TBC
Sunday 13 July : 8pm
£7.00 adv : £8.00 door
Multi-instrumentalists John Sirratt (Wilco / Uncle Tupelo) and Pat Sasone (Wilco) have created a lush musical universe that captures the sun-splashed sounds of California folk-rock, with delicate strumming, superb textured melodies and above all, gentle tunes dipped in honey-sweet harmonies.
Efterklang
+ supports TBC
Monday 14 July : 8pm
£10.00 adv : £11.00 door
From Copenhagen, Denmark come one of those special bands - a stunning 8-piece ensemble with lush, panoramic arrangements that transport the listener to a magical place via Matmos style electronics, charasmatic front persons and that special ability to engage the audience in big music.
Eve Selis Band
+ Christene LeDoux
Tuesday 15 July : 8.30pm
£8.00 adv : £9.00 door
Eve Selis and band return to the Norwich Arts Centre with another fine dose of hard-hitting rock-n-roll, layered soaring pop melodies, and a dash of alt-country twang.
Voodoo Glow Skulls
+ Random Hand + Dumpster Pop
Wednesday 16 July : 8pm
£9.00 adv : £10.00 door
DATE CHANGE : Event moved to Wednesday 6 August
Voodoo Glow Skulls meshed hardcore punk, traditional ska, tough guitar riffs and the Mexican music of their roots to create the prototype for the West Coast ska-core sound, influencing a wide range of bands from Sublime to No Doubt. Please contact NAC Box Office on 01603 660352 if you cannot make this new date and require a refund. *Tickets still valid for for new date*
Latitude Festival 2008
Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk
Friday 18 July - Sunday 20 July
Weekend Tickets £130 : Day Tickets £55 (debit/credit card booking fee applies)
Tickets available for purchase between 10am - 6pm, Monday - Saturday.
The award-winning and ground-breaking Latitude Festival is returning to the sunrise coast of Suffolk for it’s amazing third year. Get your tickets from Norwich Arts Centre - call the box office on 01603 660352.
Six Degrees Of Separation
+ 32 Frames Per Second + Jokari + Depth
Saturday 19 July : 8pm (late bar)
All tickets £5.00
Six Degrees of Separation are a grunge influenced rock band from Britain's most easterly town, Lowestoft. The band are all accomplished guitarists and songwriters and regularly swap vocals, guitar, bass and drum sticks. Their music, heavily influenced by 90s Seattle grunge, is played with passion and rawness and is also influenced by Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Incubus, Pink Floyd and RHCP.
New Blue Sun Acoustic Sessions
Acts TBA
Saturday 19 July : 1pm - 4pm (Café Bar)
FREE
Great acoustic music for your listening pleasure. Acts to be announced.
Hissy Fit presents an NR One Records Night feat. The Brownies
+ supports TBC
Friday 25 July : 8pm (late bar)
£4.00 adv : £5.00 door
Celerbrated
Norwich pop/punk outfit The Brownies take the stage in a night of rawkus pop of
the new wave persuasion. More details TBC.
Clutter City Market
Saturday 26 July : 10am - 4pm
FREE ENTRY
Clutter City is a new
alternative market for Norwich, selling one-of-a-kind goods from clothes and
jewellery to art, music and much more. Clutter City aims to provide a platform
for creative independent crafters / artists / collectives to sell their work
and will focus on original, quirky and unique items. Plus live music, DJ’s and
tasty take-out food in the café bar.
See website for updates on stall holders and scheduled music: www.cluttercity.norwichartscentre.org.uk
Altai Kai
Tuesday 29 July : 8pm (seated)
£10.00 : £8.00 concessions
Plus Throat-Singing Workshop:
Tuesday 29 July : 3pm - 4.30pm : £10.00
Limited places available!
A rare opportunity to experience throat-singing, music and dance from the sacred Altai Mountains of Siberia! ‘Kai’ is Altai’s own distinctive throat-singing style first used in epic performance. With vocal techniques developed over centuries, a range of traditional instruments (fiddle, lute, pipe, jew’s harp and drum) as well as dance, Altai Kai evokes the sounds of the mountains-steppes. Introduced by Carole Pegg.
Howlback Hum feat. Tell Me How
+ more TBC
Wednesday 30 July : 8pm (cafe bar)
£2.50 adv : £3.00 door
Featuring the wonderful
lo-fi electronica noodlings of Tell Me How, with more to be announced..
Eastern Straynotes
+ Jasper Taylor
Tuesday 5 August : 8pm (Café Bar)
£4.00 : £3.00 concessions
Eastern Straynotes bring Jazz and Klezmer to the bar with swinging tunes from the 1920s and 30s mixed with crackin’ klezmer sets.
Voodoo Glow Skulls
+ Random Hand + Dumpster Pop
Wednesday 6 August : 8pm *NEW DATE*
£9.00 adv : £10.00 door
Event moved from Wednesday 16 July
Voodoo Glow Skulls meshed hardcore punk, traditional ska, tough guitar riffs and the Mexican music of their roots to create the prototype for the West Coast ska-core sound, influencing a wide range of bands from Sublime to No Doubt. Please contact NAC Box Office on 01603 660352 if you cannot make this new date and require a refund. *Tickets still valid for for new date*
Maverick Festival
At Easton Farm Park
Friday 29 August - Sunday 31 August
Weekend Tickets With Camping £50.00 : Weekend Tickets No Camping £35.00 (debit / credit card booking fee applies) : Weekend Tickets Child £5.00 (under 14)
Maverick Magazine and the Easton Farm Park proudly present a new home for Alt. Country, Americana, and the New Tradition with this three day festival in Suffolk.
Get your tickets from Norwich Arts Centre - call the box office on 01603 660352.
Longview
+ supports TBC
Thursday 25 September : 8pm
£8.00 adv : £9.00 door
Longview are here to remind us that music is at its best when it cuts straight through to the emotional core. You'll find beautifully crafted songs of hope, humanity, togetherness, ecstasy, separations, seasons, re-unions, hometowns and angels glimpsed through the drizzle.
White Lies
+ supports TBC
Wednesday 1 October : 8pm
£7.00 adv
The West London band have only played a handful of shows but, already drawing comparisons to the epic pop grandeur of Echo & The Bunnymen and Teardrop Explodes, The band recently signed to Fiction and are on the NME New Noise tour in May. Their single ‘Unfinished Business’ was Track Of The Week in the NME.
Teddy Thompson
+ Kamila Thompson
Friday 3 October : 8pm
£10.00 adv : £11.00 door
Whether it’s with his own formidable songwriting or his personalised reworkings of a songs drawn from America’s rich country music tradition (as on his Up Front & Down Low album), Teddy is a deeply expressive singer, incisive guitarist and overall, a charismatic young artist.
Tom Russell
Monday 20 October : 8pm
£13.00 : £11.00 concessions
Utilizing the recorded rants of circus midget Little Jack Horton as well as the voices of Lenny Bruce, Charles Bukowski, Jack Kerouac, Edward Abbey, Harry Partch, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Dave Van Ronk and others ... Russell fashions a musical collage that speaks of an American Culture gone dead. He summons up the music that influenced his childhood and carries the listener toward an edgy, Beat montage on America.
Baby Lemonade
Tuesday 28 October : 8pm
£12.00 adv : £14.00 door
A celebration of the music of Arthur Lee & Love performed by Baby Lemonade.
Albert Lee & Hogans Heroes
Saturday 29 November : 8.30pm (late bar)
£15.00 : £12.50 concessions
Please note new date
Albert Lee, by common consent one of the world's finest guitar-players, needs no introduction to Country Music & Rock fans. Albert fronts his own band Hogan's Heroes, some of the best known and most respected Rock'n' Roll and Country musicians in Great Britain. This gig was rescheduled from the May date due to illness. Original tickets are valid. If you are unable to attend the new date and would like a refund you will need to present your original ticket at NAC Box Office.