Spring 2024 saw the Dave Jones Quintet touring to mark the occasion of Dave's 60th birthday, performing a mixed programme of Dave's original compositions alongside those of Kenny Garrett. The tour included a return visit to London's Pizza Express Soho, where the band had recorded their live album back in 2023. Other performances have included...
Internationally award-winning saxophonist/composer Tom Thorp presents his exciting new quintet – ILUMETRIS. They join us in the first part of their UK/European tour, with the release of new album Here, There be Monsters… Thorp’s music blends melodic lyricism with complex texture and exploratory improvisations. Freely dipping into an eclectic plethora of genres for its inspiration,...
CRH Music Promotions presents real country music from Nashville. Amelia White - Queen of the East Nashville Underground and Jon Byrd, an old-school, country crooner backed up by the legendary pedal steel virtuoso, Paul Niehaus. “Over the last couple of decades, East Nashville fixture Amelia White has built a folk-pop catalogue that's as unfussy as...
We're pleased to welcome back veteran pianist Ray D’Inverno who last visited in March 2023. 2023 was a milestone year for Ray as he reached 80 years of age, and celebrated his birthday with a sell-out gala concert at Southampton's Turner Sims concert hall featuring Quintessential Groove with special guests including his son Mark D'Inverno and...
Demi Marriner is a songwriter you will most definitely want to keep track of. Whether she is kicking down the doors with her backing band or playing an emotive intimate solo show, she will always impress! Expect a night of old-school Nashville meets SoCal Americana.
Welcome to our monthly Open Mic Night (1st Wednesday of every month) Hosted by Sarah Larkham & Elliot Hall, we welcome musicians and music lovers alike. We can get very busy, so if you wish to play, you can book your slot in advance. Simply message us on our dedicated Facebook Page (clickable link below)...
An evening of original new songs performed intimately at the piano. Join Man at Sea as he celebrates the release of his latest EP 'In The Light Of A Dying Star'. Man at Sea is the moniker of Bristol based singer-songwriter David Hewson. Often compared to the likes of Rufus Wainwright and Thom Yorke, his...
"A creatively fearless artist... 5/5" - RnR Magazine Joshua Burnell makes retro pop-rock for the modern world. His latest album, Glass Knight - which according to the Financial Times, "plays like a lost out-take from Spiders-From-Mars-era Bowie" - won over a lot of new fans upon its release in 2023. Expect hooky melodies drenched in...
Manuals of Fire is an organ trio fronted by John-Paul Gard who have for a number of years played a monthly Sunday residency at The Old Fish Market. Similar to last week's presentation in which the band was formed following a meeting between saxophonists Ben and Dan at a jam session, tonight's gig has arisen...
Amy Rigby has established herself one of America’s enduring underground/cult/indie artists, combining the insight and humour of country and folk songwriting with classic rock craftsmanship and punk DIY spirit. She formed pre-Americana country band Last Roundup (Rounder) and Richard Hell’s favourite girl group the Shams (Matador) in downtown NYC before launching a solo career with...
Al Swainger’s Pointless Beauty invites you to experience a world where sound knows no limits. With a genre-fluid approach that blends spacey atmospheres, head-bobbing grooves, and immersive soundscapes, this ground-breaking ensemble pushes the boundaries of traditional music to create a fresh, modern sound that captivates and inspires. Originally launched as a studio project in 2014,...
Kayla Kelley is a singer/songwriter. Hailing from the vibrant city of Bristol, Kayla is attracting a lot of attention with her unique fusion of blues, soul, reggae, and funk. Her original material is a testament to her rich musical influences, creating a sound that is both timeless and contemporary. With soaring vocals that captivate and inspire,...
