Special events
Every 4th Sunday: Michelle's Music Nights. Starts about 8 pm.
A broad-ranging evening of folk-based music and words named in memory of
Michelle Holding, who hosted the sessions with Bonz Barnes from their
resumption after Covid to the end of 2023. Come along to sing, share
and listen to traditional, contemporary and instrumental folk, plus
poetry, blues and country, in a singaround format. Contact Bonz at:
bonz1@btinternet.com for enquiries, or to add your name to the mailing list.
Note that it is not the last Sunday. Often it's the same thing but not always.
The next one will be on May 25.
Saturday May 17
8 pm
Mountain Hares
Their immersive performances layer vocal harmonies with a diversity of instruments, including guitar, piano, harmonium, banjo, lapsteel dobro, and Native American flute.
Tickets (£10 for advance booking) are available from the bar or George Street Bookshop. Also online at wegottickets.
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Thursday May 22
Folk Train
Pastry Shoes
The train leaves Manchester Piccadilly at 18.33, returning at 21.19 from Glossop. If you're coming direct to the Club, it's best to get there by 7 pm to get a seat.
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Saturday May 24
7.30 for 8
LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM PRESENTS
MORA AND THE FABULOUS WONDERFULS WITH GEORGE BOROWSKI.
George used to be a popular performer in Glossop but has now moved to live over the channel making occasional visits to play with his daughter Mora. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear him play. Father and daughter have a very special sound. Their unique blend of righteous anger and soul-lifting songs that immediately connects with their audience. Expect to leave the gig feeling much better than you arrived. Tickets (£10) will be available at the Club and at George Street Bookshop; also online at wegottickets
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Saturday June 14, 8pm
Pete Coe
Pete Coe is one of the best-known names in the folk world.
His strong, distinctive voice is enhanced by his instrumental versatility, the ringing strings of his bouzouki, the sweet chords of his mountain dulcimer, the plaintive frailing banjo & the pulsing reeds of his melodeon.
Tickets (£10 for advance booking) will be available after May 17 from the Club and from George Street Bookshop. Also online from wegottickets.
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