Concerts
The Tin Hut stages concerts in addition to the monthly sessions, presenting performers both local and international.
Here's what's coming:-
Sunday 25th July ---The Wilders
Returning to the Tin Hut after a sell-out concert last year, from Kansas, with a musical soul that liesin the Ozarks & playing dobro, banjo & fiddle. There's old-time songs, heartbreak and hard-driving honky tonk ...and allegiances to Hank Williams & Johnny Cash. A high octane performance that takes the roof off
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August 2010 (date to be confirmed)---Tiller's Folly
Tiller’s Folly, are the Pacific Northwest's internationally travelled, virtuosic ambassadors of song. For the past thirteen years, through 1,000's of performances they have spread their memorable blend of energy, history, musicality, romance, and just plain fun. With seven CD's to their credit, Tiller's continues to expand and refine their potent mix of Celtic influenced Canadiana, Americana 'and beyond.' |
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September 2010 T.B.A. |
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October 7th 2010 --- Emily Barker & Red Clay Halo
Playing guitar, violin, cello, accordion and flute and with geat vocals creating mesmerising 4-part harmonies,the girls have enjoyed many successes such as playing Glastonbury (Avalon Stage), Cambridge Folk Festival, End of the Road and the Big Session. After picking up a BAFTA and a Royal Television Society award, their song 'Nostalgia' once again featured as main theme to the Wallander TV series. |
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Friday 19th November --- Gren Bartley & Tom Kitchin
'One of the brightest young acts on the folk scene today playing music of a remarkably broad range, the instruments spark, with the combination of the bright fiddle and the acclaimed finger picking style of Bartley' - Maverick Magazine 'Bartley proves to be an accomplished songwriter, with a restful voice that lulls its way into the mind and heart.'-Allmusic.com 'Tom must be one of the best young fiddlers in England, with a fluid style equally at ease with the English, American &Irish traditions' - Living Tradition 'A fresh faced marriage of British Folk and barnstorming bluegrass, by a duo who look destined for great things' - Properganda |
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