Introduction

Welcome to ‘Home to Emerging Stars’ … Our live music events have been described by our guests as an exciting and vibrant atmosphere and great for value for money. The only people invited are people I’ve met, it means you are in a very safe, as such the very best Drawingroom experience for you, your family and friends! “It’s intense and uniquely special. Ask anyone who has performed or attended.” –
Richard Elkington

Key Information

Live music is held Fridays and Saturdays night each week, in door and out, subject to the weather. Invitations are sent via email with a unique secret link to Eventbrite.

Securing your place costs just £8, so make sure you are on the guest list. Once here, eat, drink and enjoy the evening. We will do what I can to keep you dry and warm, but please…do dress for the occasion!
Turn up from 7pm, music starts from approx. 8 PM.
You can pay your tab with plastic, but PLEASE BRING CASH for the artists and please remember…
With so few places for musicians to perform and earn, please be kind, be generous…a minimum of £10 per guest or more… The general accepted amount is £15-20 per guest in the bowl before you leave.

We are licensed, with 45+gins, some great wines, local Ales, draft Estrella and Shindigger (Manchester) to choose from as well as home cooked World foods, vegan vegetarian and occasionally fish.

If this sounds like your thing, drop an email to richard@the-drawingroom.co.uk explaining who you are, how you found us and what events you may be interested in or some further information about what we do here at The Drawingroom. This will ensure that you won’t miss anything and also gives us a chance to get to know you!

… and remember, if you’ve not been here before, you will need to be on the mailing list to get the secret ticket links…so, please don’t hesitate to call and ask any questions 07973664551 or email me Richard@the-drawingroom.co.uk 

Mailing List

If you’d like to know who is coming and get secret ticket links, you’ll need to be on the invite list.
If we’ve not met, please call me 07973 664 551 (Richard) and if we have, mail me:
richard@the-drawingroom.co.uk, mention your name and where we met along with your phone number please.

Upcoming Gigs

July 

Closed 18th-30th July Summer Holidays 

AUGUST

Friday, 2nd       Sam Grassie & Support

Sam Grassie is a guitarist & songwriter from Biggar, Scotland, and grew up steeped in Scotland’s rich traditional music scene. Through forming his first band “Avocet” (Iona Zajac, Herbie Loening) he began channeling his interest in the work of 60’s fingerstyle guitarists Bert Jansch & John Renbourn. The trio won a Danny Kyle Award at Celtic ConnectionsIf  and spent summers playing across Scotland’s vibrant independent festival circuit. Moving to London in 2020 found him playing at the sessions that would later form the folk collective Broadside Hacks with whom he continues to perform and record, recently sharing the stage at the Hacks Moth Club Nights with Wizz Jones & Jacqui McShee. The Bert Jansch foundation are now supporting Sam in the recording of his debut album and he will be touring the UK this November supporting Naima Bock & Sam Fryer.

Saturday, 3rd          Daisy Chute

Daisy Chute is an American-Scottish folk singer and songwriter. A banjo-wielding multi-instrumentalist, her musical roots are born out of her transatlantic heritage and she writes award-winning intelligent songs with stories, performing them with spine-tingling vocals & intricate instrumentation. Whilst still at school Daisy signed to Universal/Decca as one quarter and lead vocalist of multiple platinum selling band All Angels. A mix of Celtic, American, Classical and Jazz backgrounds has since seen her feature across Film/TV/Game soundtracks ranging from The Sims 4, Shaun The Sheep the movie, Loki, 47 Ronin and Yesterday to David Attenborough documentaries (‘A Perfect Planet’) and Radiohead albums (session vocalist on ‘A Moon Shaped Pool’). Recent projects have garnered support from the likes of her song writing mentor Sir Ray Davies who describes her as a ‘committed, professional and creative songwriter’ and from music journalist Paul Sexton who counts her among his ‘top music tips’. Her original work has had features on BBC Radio Scotland / Ulster / London / Kent / Coventry / Surrey, C4, BBC 1, 2 and 3, Sky, ITV, CNN, Bob Harris’ Under The Apple Tree series and London Live.

Sunday 4th          Catch 22 – Jazz, Funk & Soul

We have the renowned and popular Catch-22, a band that never fails to deliver an unforgettable performance….  they played here several times and we love them.

Catch 22 have built a strong following here in Chesham and they are playing here every 1st Sunday of the month. Come and join us from 1pm onwards until about 4pm.

Friday, 9th         Rodney Branigan

A feast for guitar players anywhere!

Get ready to witness an extraordinary performance by the incredibly talented Rodney Brannigan at The Drawingroom.

Rodney Brannigan is not your average guitarist. He’s a true master of his craft, and his performance promises to be nothing short of mind-blowing. Prepare to be amazed as he effortlessly blends different styles, techniques, and genres into one seamless musical experience.

But that’s not all! Rodney’s performance is not just about the music; it’s an entire experience filled with humour, dialogue, and captivating stories. He knows how to engage the audience and create an unforgettable atmosphere that will have you laughing, cheering, and completely immersed in the magic of his music.

His passion for music is contagious, and you’ll feel it in every note he plays. From soulful ballads to energetic and upbeat tunes, Rodney’s music will touch your heart and make you want to dance all night long!

So mark your calendars, gather your friends, and join us at The Drawingroom for an evening filled with excitement, laughter, and pure musical brilliance! Trust me, you don’t want to miss this one-of-a-kind performance by Rodney Brannigan. It’s going to be EPIC!

Saturday, 10th        The Q

The Q have been writing punchy anthemic music since their first EP release in 2008. Working with well known producers
Vic Coppersmith-Heaven (The Jam, The Vapors) and Greg Haver (Manic Street Preachers, Bullet For My Valentine etc..).

The Q write tracks from the heart, as an energy driven 3 piece. As it was, as it is and as it shall always be!

Friday,  16th        Grainne Hunt

Songs from the heart of an authentic Irish singer songwriter, Gráinne Hunt is a contemporary nu-folk singer/ songwriter with a rich background in performance and songwriting. She’s sung with Glen Hansard and U2, has opened for Gladys Knight and Eagle Eye Cherry, is an outstanding vocalist and songwriter, and has been compared to Tracy Chapman and Natalie Merchant.

‘A natural performer, Grainne Hunt commands an astounding voice that will melt your heart.  No crowd can resist.’ Declan O’Rourke 

‘Grainne touches her audience with stunning vocal agility, superb guitar accompaniment and a host of songs that resonate and touch the soul of the listener. She owns the stage with her charm, talent and message’ Carl Corcoran Songwriter/Broadcaster/Industry Consultant

Saturday, 17th    Night Flight 

Somewhere between Pink Floyd and Cold Play, Night Flight have captured the attention of Elton John who plays them regularly on his own radio show. Brought to my attention by Harry Phillips, himself a vet of The Drawingroom and now a member of the band. Night Flight, led by Sam Holmes, have supported The National, Paul Simon and James Taylor. They have a huge following here in Chesham, so book the moment tickets are released.

Friday, 23rd         Bryony Dunn & The Forest 

They exist as a hopeful reminder that we are all part of nature, with songwriting that transport you to a wilder time. 

Their distinct fusion of folk, pop, and indie-rock has earned the band members radio play on esteemed platforms such as Radio X and BBC Introducing. Additionally, Bryony has found placement on coveted Spotify Editorial Playlists like “Lost in The Woods,” “Wholesome,” and “New Pop UK.” They have supported the likes of Sylvie, Peaness, Newton Faulkner, Ramin Karimloo, Charlie Dore, Martha Tilston, and Roddy Woomble. They have earned a place on the Black Deer Festival 2024 lineup via Cafe Nero.

“Absolutely beautiful” – John Kennedy, Radio X

“A classic piece of pop songwriting” – Melita Dennet, BBC Introducing

“With a soul-nourishing, earthy sound, Dunn is transporting us back to our wild roots, overflowing with a charming conscience that makes her one to watch.” – Katie Last, Crescendo Magazine

“Spellbinding, vibrant, and melancholic” – Ami Row, Lock Magazine

“Highly charismatic and expressive presence onstage with her live band” – Dan Sheed, Turtle Tempo

Saturday, 24th   The Barnstormers

“Blues as it was intended”

The Barnstormers, you will have heard great things about them! It’s fascinating to see how they emerged during the lockdown and managed to captivate audiences with their blues music, staying true to its original essence.

The success of their first Saturday gig speaks volumes about their ability to create an electrifying atmosphere. It’s impressive how they’ve managed to bring together a group of musicians who consistently fill the yard with their exciting sounds and infectious vibes. Their popularity has soared, and now they’re even available for private functions!

If you’re interested in booking the Barnstormers for a , it seems they’ve become quite sought after. I hear they can be booked for private events starting from £700-£1000. That’s quite a testament to their talent and the demand they’ve generated…if interested, talk to me.

Friday,  30th         Lizzie Hardingham

Lizzie Hardingham, a force to be reckoned with in the realm of folk music, embodies the true essence of this genre. With her unwavering spirit, she captivates audiences as both a skilled musician and a mesmerizing songstress. Her songs have the power to touch the depths of one’s soul, leaving a lasting impact.

In 2019, Lizzie made her mark on the UK folk club and festival circuit, leaving a trail of awe in her wake. Notably, she graced the stage at the renowned Cambridge Folk Festival, showcasing her talent to a captivated audience. The year 2020 brought a new challenge, as Lizzie took to the virtual stage, captivating online viewers with her voice that could fill a stadium and her ability to create an atmosphere of profound silence.

Lizzie’s vocal prowess and enchanting songwriting have earned her the opportunity to support esteemed artists such as Lady Maisery, Gilmore and Roberts, and Bob Fox, among others. As she gracefully emerges into the spotlight, Lizzie is on her way to headlining her own shows, solidifying her position as one of the rising stars of the folk scene.

Recognized for her exceptional talent, Lizzie was nominated for the coveted title of Female Artist of the Year by FATEA. Currently, she is being mentored by the esteemed English Folk Expo, honing her skills and cementing her place in the world of folk music. With each step she takes, Lizzie Hardingham shines brighter, destined to become a true legend in the realm of folk.

Saturday, 31st     Lando Lavarra

Changotrap – a symbiosis between trap and Afro-Cuban folkloric music. His latest album Malas Intenciones (Bad Intentions) was released by Cuba’s leading record label EGREM, was pre-nominated for Latin Grammy and nominated for the category of Urban Music (Hip-Hop) by Cuba’s premier music award CubaDisco. He has received various international awards and scholarships (some listed in bio). Here is also a link to his YouTube channel for your perusal – https://www.youtube.com/@LandoLavarra

SEPTEMBER

Sunday 1st Sept     Catch 22 – Jazz, Funk & Soul

we have the renowned and popular Catch-22, a band that never fails to deliver an unforgettable performance….  they played here several times and we love them.

Catch 22 have built a strong following here in Chesham

Friday, 6th          The Lost Trades – A Modern Crosby Stills & Nash

The Lost Trades are a Folk/Americana trio, based in the West Country, with a cool Laurel Canyon vibe. With a sound that is reminiscent of the California folk scene of the late 60s/early 70s, their three-part harmonies have been described as “flawless”, “spine tingling” and “magical”.

After a global pandemic cut short their first tour after just a single sold out gig, the band retreated to their songwriting rooms to work on their debut album, “The Bird, The Book & The Barrel”. The album was released in June 2021 and was well received, spending 8 months in the Official UK Folk Albums Chart. The follow up, “Petrichor” was released in March 2023, and immediately followed suit, entering the chart at #31.

A live performance involves easy interchanging of instruments, with each of the three playing guitar, bass and percussion at different points. There’s always a fun intimacy to the show, with the three engaging in comfortable repartee with each other and the audience like a group of old friends.

Saturday, 7th      Hilin

This girl sings the blues, with a jazzy lilt and passion enough to fill a barn….on keys and solo on this occasion, will be a stunning gig, loads of material…her first UK tour and we are in for a treat…
check this out  

Friday, 13th          Rupert Wates

Rupert Wates was born in London. He signed an exclusive publishing deal with Eaton Music in the late 1990’s and has been a full-time songwriter ever since. He moved to the USA in fall 2006. Since 2007 he has won over 50 songwriting awards. Award-winning singer-songwriter Rupert Wates home one gifted s.o.b. Mark S. Tucker FAME

He has released eleven full-length CDs. Each has received outstandingly good reviews, and has been played regularly by radio stations in the USA, Canada, France, The Netherlands, Germany, Israel and Australia. In 2015-2016 alone, over twenty of his songs were recorded by other performers, and 2 tribute albums to his material have been recorded by independent artists in Nashville and Los Angeles (see COVERS page of this website).

He averages 120 live shows per year, for audiences totalling around 3,500 annually, in every state in America, in Canada and in Europe. Everyone who hears him responds to his brand of acoustic, melodic art/folk: haunting songs that ring true.

Saturday, 14th     Thomas Asby & Lucca Mae

                                        Lucca Mae is a Musician, Singer, songwriter

Friday, 20th        Artist(s) TBC

Saturday, 21st    Hardwicke Circus 

They are a fantastic band managed by none other than the legendary Dave Robinson, creator of Stiff Records, this band is set to blow your minds! For those who may not know, Stiff Records boasts an impressive catalogue of musicians, including the iconic Elvis Costello! With such a rich history and incredible talent associated with their manager, it’s no wonder that Hardwicke Circus is making waves in the music industry. An exciting young band that brings a fresh and unique sound to the stage. Their energy is infectious, and their performances are nothing short of electrifying! From their catchy melodies to their powerful lyrics, they have the ability to captivate audiences and leave them wanting more. Everyone was dancing at their first Dr show.

Friday,  27th        Night Flight 

Somewhere between Pink Floyd and Cold Play, Night Flight have captured the attention of Elton John who plays them regularly on his own radio show.

Brought to my attention by Harry Phillips, himself a vet of The Drawingroom and now a member of the band. Night Flight, led by Sam Holmes, have supported The National, Paul Simon and James Taylor. They have a huge following here in Chesham, so book the moment tickets are released.

Saturday, 28th          The Barnstormers

“Blues as it was intended”

The Barnstormers, you will have heard great things about them! It’s fascinating to see how they emerged during the lockdown and managed to captivate audiences with their blues music, staying true to its original essence.

The success of their first Saturday gig speaks volumes about their ability to create an electrifying atmosphere. It’s impressive how they’ve managed to bring together a group of musicians who consistently fill the yard with their exciting sounds and infectious vibes. Their popularity has soared, and now they’re even available for private functions!

If you’re interested in booking the Barnstormers for a , it seems they’ve become quite sought after. I hear they can be booked for private events starting from £700-£1000. That’s quite a testament to their talent and the demand they’ve generated…if interested, talk to me.

They are a fantastic band managed by none other than the legendary Dave Robinson, creator of Stiff Records, this band is set to blow your minds! For those who may not know, Stiff Records boasts an impressive catalogue of musicians, including the iconic Elvis Costello! With such a rich history and incredible talent associated with their manager, it’s no wonder that Hardwicke Circus is making waves in the music industry. An exciting young band that brings a fresh and unique sound to the stage. Their energy is infectious, and their performances are nothing short of electrifying! From their catchy melodies to their powerful lyrics, they have the ability to captivate audiences and leave them wanting more. Everyone was dancing at their first Dr show.

OCTOBER

Friday, 4th         Adam Holmes

Adam’s 4 albums, Heirs and Graces, Brighter Still, Midnight Milk and Dreamweaver have cast an impressive shadow across the UK Folk Scene and gained him Scottish Album of the Year Nominations (in 2014, 2017 and 2018) and BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Nominations. His songs have  featured widely on BBC Radio 2 and Radio 3, BBC Scotland, Edith Bowman’s BBC Scotland Quay Sessions show and Virgin Radio, amongst many others. The second youngest of 8 children raised by his mother in a small flat in Portobello, 

Adam crafts lyrics that resonate like old folk songs, set to melodies rooted in the haunting slow airs and church hymns that echoed throughout his childhood. 

Only in the world of folk music could you imagine the staff at one of the liveliest, smokiest and most famous Folk music pubs in Britain, Sandy Bells, making a space at the end of the bar so that an eight year old child could get the best view of the singers and musicians. But that was the very place that Adam first picked up the skill of learning music by ear.   

Age 15, after the death of a close friend and a cascade into drugs and alcohol he found his way out through the focus of rapping and producing hip hop. Simultaneously he began to play guitar and write songs and after leaving school and moving into his first flat aged 16 he worked on building sites, trying to pick up an apprenticeship as a joiner. 

On the very same day that he was finally offered an apprenticeship aged 19 he received a phone-call offering him a place in the semi finals of the BBC Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2009. He chose his place in music and hasn’t looked back since.

His masterful songwriting and enchanting voice has, over the years, seen him work and share stages

Saturday, 5th     Justine Hart … and gang 

Since 1998, Justine has built extensive experience teaching groups of all abilities, structuring her tuition style and content according to the needs of different types of client, student and environment. She is known for her passion and enthusiasm for West African music, giving engaging, popular workshops and performances. Justine frequently visits West Africa to continue her ongoing study of this exciting musical form and to experience something of the areas and the cultures from which it originates. She has performed at the Kartong Festival in The Gambia and at the Abene Festival and Dombondir Festival in Senegal, and continues to study percussion, dance and song in both in Senegal and the UK. She also leads the Hartbeats Vitae Drummers drumming ensemble, plus other local drumming groups, and has proved a trustworthy organiser of many associated festivals, gatherings and expeditions.

Friday, 11th        Sounds of Simon – S&G – Ben & Adam 

Amazing Band – just read the quotes … – not to be missed ! Get your tickets ! 

”This is the 4th time I have seen The Sounds Of Simon and what a pleasure it is with every gig. Perfect harmonies, spot-on acoustic guitar from Ben and great banter between him and Adam. The attention to detail and knowledge of the history of S & G is second-to-none. The supporting musicians(drums, bass and keys)should not be forgotten, as they are all top-class in their own right. If you like the music of S & G, or just Paul Simon as a solo artist, you will have a thoroughly enjoyable evening”            
Anonymous, Ents24

”The show was great and I felt there were some subtle touches which only a true fan would pick up on. [Ben] was very impressive as Paul. I thought the set list was excellent.. Highlights were many. I particularly enjoyed Train In The Distance, Slip Sliding Away, and all the songs with just two voices and guitar. When [they] sang with just guitar and you both it was very very special. Probably most impressive in that respect was Old Friends for the guitar playing as I play most [Paul Simon] songs but that one I have yet to nail!”

Neil , at Arts Complex in Solihull show

 ”We saw you at Alexanders last night and thought you were great”

Gail, at Alexanders in Chester

”A most inspiring show, another sell out and a fantastic response from our customers. Thank you so much for a great Friday evening, the club was packed to the rafters and the music, as ever, was superb. See you next year!”

Neil Hughes – The Cinnamon Club

”I’ve just got home after seeing your gig at solihull, you may remember my mother as the one moaning about you not playing Bright eyes!!! The whole family thought you were brilliant, really enjoyed the show, excellent musicians – the lot of you! Thanks for a great night”         

Sarah-jane, at arts Complex in Solihull

Saturday, 12th    Si Connolly 

Si has a voice which is as big as it gets, and as gentle and quiet as one can imagine and hear…

A Musical Maverick Blending Genres and Defying Expectations

Si Connolly is a dynamic and innovative musician who is making waves in the music industry with his unique sound and captivating performances. Hailing from [insert location], Connolly is a true maverick, pushing boundaries and defying genre conventions.

With a diverse musical background and influences ranging from rock and blues to folk and soul, Connolly’s music is a melting pot of styles that creates a truly distinctive sonic experience. His ability to seamlessly blend genres and experiment with different sounds sets him apart from the crowd, making him a true trailblazer in the industry.

But it’s not just his musical versatility that sets Connolly apart; it’s his undeniable talent as a songwriter and performer. His lyrics are introspective and thought-provoking, delving into themes of love, self-discovery, and the human experience. Combined with his soulful and emotive vocals, Connolly’s songs have the power to resonate deeply with listeners, leaving a lasting impact.

Connolly’s live performances are nothing short of electrifying. With his infectious energy and magnetic stage presence, he effortlessly commands the attention of the audience, creating an immersive and unforgettable experience. Whether performing with a full band or in an intimate acoustic setting, Connolly’s passion for music shines through, captivating audiences and leaving them craving more.

As Si Connolly continues to make his mark on the music scene, his star is undoubtedly on the rise. With his boundary-pushing sound, heartfelt songwriting, and captivating performances, he is a force to be reckoned with. Anyone attending will be able to purchase this as a white label, signed album.

Friday, 18th         Sarah Jane Scouten & Robbie Caswell-Jones

We’re excited to be presenting an exciting new collaboration from the talented duo of Canadian Sarah Jane Scouten and Wrexham’s own Robbie Caswell-Jones.

Have a listen here

Saturday, 19th    Jessy Terry 

Jesse Terry’s seventh album, When We Wander, is the first he wrote since becoming a parent. So it’s no surprise the family theme courses through many of its 12 songs. His music career has been a family project ever since he became a full-time touring artist a decade ago.

That was right around the time when Jesse met his wife Jess working on a cruise ship in the South Pacific. “As soon as we got back to the states, I proposed to her at Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe in July 2010 and we packed up the car for the first tour right after that. We’ve been touring together full-time ever since.” Now with two-year-old Lily added to the clan, family is more important than ever to him, including the parental urge to love and protect. “If I were the moon, I’d light all of your back roads,” he sings in “If I Were The Moon”: “You wouldn’t need no headlights / I’d always be full.” 

The life of a touring family inspired the album’s title track. “When we wander, when we wander / Don’t it feel like we’re finally found.” But in the face of the pandemic, he has found that “wandering is not just a literal thing. We’ve followed our hearts with so many decisions in 2020-2021, and have found that there are many ways to wander and be free and brave.”

One of those ways has been going virtual. He says that his livestream concerts have “become the highlight of my week and the thing that sustains us emotionally and financially. And an amazing community has sprung up from these concerts.”

The stage had been Jesse’s home for a decade. He plays around 150 shows a year, from Bonnaroo to the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the 30A Songwriters Festival to AmericanaFest. When the pandemic canceled concerts and delayed the album’s release, he pivoted to performing online and found a strong new connection to his fans, who had helped fund his albums all along. “My musical tribe has always been there for me,” he says with gratitude.

Though recorded in 2019, the songs off the new album click with fans online too. He and his band recorded When We Wander live in the studio, a first for his career. “I wanted to try that Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Neil Young approach to live recording, prioritizing emotion and raw performances over perfection. I loved that experience.” Recorded live, the album resonates especially with the intimacy and community spirit of the online shows.

He also wrote all the music and lyrics this time, instead of working with collaborators, and took a very personal approach, including a look back. “In Spite of You” recalls his stay in a residential facility for behavior modification that traumatized him as a young teenager: “The sermons that you sold me all were fakes.”

Yet he emerged to earn a degree from Berklee College of Music, net a five-year staff writer gig on Nashville’s Music Row penning material for major TV networks, and win prestigious songwriting awards. And then to become the singer-songwriter his countless fans know today, who (in the words of Music News Nashville) “bring[s] to mind iconic artist/poets like Paul Simon and Jackson Browne… [with] a performance that touches the heart like only a whisper can.”

Friday, 25th        Geoffrey Straker 

Singer-songwriter pianist Jeffery Straker grew up taking piano lessons in a small farming town on the Canadian prairies, raised by a church organist mother and an auctioneer father. He’s gone on to perform over 100 shows per year across Canada, Europe and Latin America.  Serving up a rootsy-storytelling brand of song, his song-writing has the ability to transport a listener – out onto a northern lake or to the main street of a prairie town.  Across 8 albums to date critical comparisons have been drawn to the likes of Harry Chapin, Kris Kristofferson & Murray McLauchlan while performances have seen him live on BBC radio in the UK, on theatre stages and performing to festival crowds. Named ‘Roots-Folk Artist of the Year’ in consecutive Saskatchewan Music Awards Jeffery has also been honoured with a Western Canadian Music Award.  The Saskatchewan Country Music Awards have named him keyboard player of the year 3 years running.  Recently he’s toured across the UK (including a performance at the Canadian High Commission in London), performed in Kugluktuk Nunavut above the Arctic Circle, and co-headlined a Western Canada tour with Royal Wood.  He’ll debut his new album “Great Big Sky” with a series of unique shows performed in grain elevators across Saskatchewan.  Wherever he performs he connects with audiences and to that end CBC Radio recently said: “Straker has a way of drawing us into his world and making us feel like we’re a welcome guest; an old friend he’s ready to catch up with”.

Endorsement Quotes:
“A consummate performer – we’ll bring him back” 
Suze Casey, Calgary Folk Club – the largest Folk Club in Canada

“Classically trained confidence with a storyteller’s intimacy…rich narratives that can transport a listener…” Canadian Beats

Saturday, 26th       The Barnstormers

“Blues as it was intended”

The Barnstormers, you will have heard great things about them! It’s fascinating to see how they emerged during the lockdown and managed to captivate audiences with their blues music, staying true to its original essence.

The success of their first Saturday gig speaks volumes about their ability to create an electrifying atmosphere. It’s impressive how they’ve managed to bring together a group of musicians who consistently fill the yard with their exciting sounds and infectious vibes. Their popularity has soared, and now they’re even available for private functions!

If you’re interested in booking the Barnstormers for a , it seems they’ve become quite sought after. I hear they can be booked for private events starting from £700-£1000. That’s quite a testament to their talent and the demand they’ve generated…if interested, talk to me.

NOVEMBER

Friday, 1st         Willow Hill  

Saturday, 2nd    Artist(s) TBC

Sunday, 3rd        Catch 22 

Friday, 8th          Artist(s) TBC 

Saturday, 9th      Artist(s) TBC

Friday, 15th          Artist(s) TBC 

Saturday, 16th     Artist(s) TBC

Friday, 22nd         Artist(s) TBC 

Saturday, 23rd      The Barnstormers

“Blues as it was intended”

The Barnstormers, you will have heard great things about them! It’s fascinating to see how they emerged during the lockdown and managed to captivate audiences with their blues music, staying true to its original essence.

The success of their first Saturday gig speaks volumes about their ability to create an electrifying atmosphere. It’s impressive how they’ve managed to bring together a group of musicians who consistently fill the yard with their exciting sounds and infectious vibes. Their popularity has soared, and now they’re even available for private functions!

If you’re interested in booking the Barnstormers for a , it seems they’ve become quite sought after. I hear they can be booked for private events starting from £700-£1000. That’s quite a testament to their talent and the demand they’ve generated…if interested, talk to me.

Friday, 29th          Artist(s) TBC 

Saturday, 30th      Artist(s) TBC

DECEMBER 

Sunday, 1st      Catch 22 – Jazz, Funk & Soul

we have the renowned and popular Catch-22, a band that never fails to deliver an unforgettable performance….  they played here several times and we love them.

Catch 22 have built a strong following here in Chesham