Folk Night
4th Monday of every month!!!! - come along!!!!!
Next one Monday 23rd June …
music from 8ish….
Sunday Sessions
These are free non-ticketed music afternoons, come along, have a lovely time and if you are able to please put some money in the musicians bucket, a fiver sounds good!!....watch this space......
Sunday 13th July
Eliza Faye..3ish - 5ish....
24 year old singer and songwriter living in Newcastle, Eliza’s songs often follow themes of love, life and womanhood. Eliza has a soulful voice and her music often has a folky twist, with influences include Joni Mitchell and Patsy Cline. Her vocals are simply outstanding!
As always a fiver in the bucket if you can is much appreciated by the artist!"
Eliza Faye..3ish - 5ish....
24 year old singer and songwriter living in Newcastle, Eliza’s songs often follow themes of love, life and womanhood. Eliza has a soulful voice and her music often has a folky twist, with influences include Joni Mitchell and Patsy Cline. Her vocals are simply outstanding!
As always a fiver in the bucket if you can is much appreciated by the artist!"
Sunday 27th July
Music Day @ The Ship !!!!
& a 'wee' Beer Festival...
Details to be confirmed soon......
Music Day @ The Ship !!!!
& a 'wee' Beer Festival...
Details to be confirmed soon......
Sunday 10th August
Meantime+
3-5ish!
Meantime+ are an acoustic and Americana-inspired four piece. Be moved, be soothed by haunting vocals, fiddle, guitar, double bass and drums. You’ll find a folk twist on old favourites and fall for some new tunes from unexpected places.
Meantime+
3-5ish!
Meantime+ are an acoustic and Americana-inspired four piece. Be moved, be soothed by haunting vocals, fiddle, guitar, double bass and drums. You’ll find a folk twist on old favourites and fall for some new tunes from unexpected places.
Sunday 24th August 3.00ish
The Jack Tars
Back once again!
"The Jack Tars are an energetic Yorkshire-based Shanty band specialising in traditional seafaring songs and British/Irish folk staples. The Tars are ready to transport audiences back in time to the ale-soaked taverns of old. This motley crew have been playing at International European Shanty Festivals this summer and are excited to be returning from foreign shores to play for the first time in Northumbria armed with their debut album 'All Hands'! You can expect rousing vocal harmonies, crisp fiddle lines and a foot-stompingly good time with The Jack Tars at the helm!"
The Jack Tars
Back once again!
"The Jack Tars are an energetic Yorkshire-based Shanty band specialising in traditional seafaring songs and British/Irish folk staples. The Tars are ready to transport audiences back in time to the ale-soaked taverns of old. This motley crew have been playing at International European Shanty Festivals this summer and are excited to be returning from foreign shores to play for the first time in Northumbria armed with their debut album 'All Hands'! You can expect rousing vocal harmonies, crisp fiddle lines and a foot-stompingly good time with The Jack Tars at the helm!"
Saturday November 1st
Tickets £30 including pie supper!
American Roots & Blues artists
Erin Harpe & Jim Countryman.
Erin Harpe & Jim Countryman Direct from the USA, Erin and Jim take us back to the likes of Memphis Minnie and the Jug Bands era.... Erin Harpe has been called “one of the most dynamic, talented and exciting roots-rocking blues women on the scene” by Living Blues Magazine.
The singer, songwriter, guitarist, & band leader was recently named New England’s “Blues Artist of the Year”.
Once described as “Bonnie Raitt on modern performance enhancing drugs” for her work with her award-winning electric blues band Erin Harpe & the Delta Swingers, more recently Erin has been gaining attention as a celebrated acoustic guitarist and purveyor of 1920's and 30's finger-style country blues.
Erin grew up learning the style from her dad, Neil Harpe, and watching local Piedmont blues luminaries such as John Cephas & Phil Wiggins, Archie Edwards, John Jackson, Eleanor Ellis, and Warner Williams, at Washington DC’s famed Archie’s Barbershop.
Blues Matters (UK)“Erin is a master of finger-picking blues... The ease with which she plays the blues on this recording is clear from the start... My favorite on the album is Rollin’ & Tumblin’. Erin somehow manages to infuse this much played (and loved) number with a spirit of freshness and a bit of joie de vivre, which is what we desperately need at the moment.”
- Steve Banks
Living Blues Magazine (US)“It’s genuine, passionate, totally convincing, and outright joyous, a pure listening pleasure, today’s country blues at its very best... the best comparison would be early Bonnie Raitt, Maria Muldaur, or Eleanor Ellis, if you add a spicy amalgam of Memphis Minnie’s unabashed kickass attitude... The earthy Erin Harpe understands her musical heritage as a woman and she sings as passionately and, well, as “hot” as the best of the greats of bygone days, with her rich and smoky voice...
One can play the roots country blues differently, louder or faster, to try to impress and dazzle. But nobody today plays and sings it better.”
–Frank Matheis
“Blues Artist of the Year” from the Boston Music Awards AND the New
England Music Awards!
Winner “Album of the Year” - MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE - 2021 New England Music Awards
International Blues Challenge Semifinalist 2019, 2017, 2013 & 2011
Tickets £30 including pie supper!
American Roots & Blues artists
Erin Harpe & Jim Countryman.
Erin Harpe & Jim Countryman Direct from the USA, Erin and Jim take us back to the likes of Memphis Minnie and the Jug Bands era.... Erin Harpe has been called “one of the most dynamic, talented and exciting roots-rocking blues women on the scene” by Living Blues Magazine.
The singer, songwriter, guitarist, & band leader was recently named New England’s “Blues Artist of the Year”.
Once described as “Bonnie Raitt on modern performance enhancing drugs” for her work with her award-winning electric blues band Erin Harpe & the Delta Swingers, more recently Erin has been gaining attention as a celebrated acoustic guitarist and purveyor of 1920's and 30's finger-style country blues.
Erin grew up learning the style from her dad, Neil Harpe, and watching local Piedmont blues luminaries such as John Cephas & Phil Wiggins, Archie Edwards, John Jackson, Eleanor Ellis, and Warner Williams, at Washington DC’s famed Archie’s Barbershop.
Blues Matters (UK)“Erin is a master of finger-picking blues... The ease with which she plays the blues on this recording is clear from the start... My favorite on the album is Rollin’ & Tumblin’. Erin somehow manages to infuse this much played (and loved) number with a spirit of freshness and a bit of joie de vivre, which is what we desperately need at the moment.”
- Steve Banks
Living Blues Magazine (US)“It’s genuine, passionate, totally convincing, and outright joyous, a pure listening pleasure, today’s country blues at its very best... the best comparison would be early Bonnie Raitt, Maria Muldaur, or Eleanor Ellis, if you add a spicy amalgam of Memphis Minnie’s unabashed kickass attitude... The earthy Erin Harpe understands her musical heritage as a woman and she sings as passionately and, well, as “hot” as the best of the greats of bygone days, with her rich and smoky voice...
One can play the roots country blues differently, louder or faster, to try to impress and dazzle. But nobody today plays and sings it better.”
–Frank Matheis
“Blues Artist of the Year” from the Boston Music Awards AND the New
England Music Awards!
Winner “Album of the Year” - MEET ME IN THE MIDDLE - 2021 New England Music Awards
International Blues Challenge Semifinalist 2019, 2017, 2013 & 2011
