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From acoustic to electronic, Harri Endersby blurs the lines of the folk genre, drawing inspiration from both contemporary and traditional music, as well as the rugged landscape of County Durham, the place that she calls home.
Her debut album Homes/Lives, released in February 2017, has impressed critics around the country and she has had tracks played on BBC Radio 6, Radio Scotland, and Radio Wales. Homes/Lives presents a transition in style, beginning with acoustic, stripped-back tracks whilst gradually introducing electronic instrumentation and beats as the album progresses.
At live gigs, Harri is joined by husband Rich, who also plays guitar and percussion.
Support will be provided from the local trio Little Red who have garnered praise from far and wide for their take on indie-rock/alt-folk, inspired by artists such as The Staves, A.A Bondy and PJ Harvey.
They have enjoyed local and national radio airplay, playing live numerous times on BBC Radio, appearing at Common People Festival and headlining The 02 Academy in Oxford.
Physical copies of their debut album and three EPs have all sold out, though they are available digitally from the usual online outlets. The band recently released 'Draw Blood', their second studio album, produced by the band's drummer Marc Challans and guitarist/vocalist Ben Gosling.
Early Bird Tickets are £12 and are available until 25th October and then £14 thereafter, concessions are available for those 16 and under with an adult.
Doors and bar at 7pm, music at 7:40pm.
Harwell Village Hall was opened in the 1930s and since then has been a well-used social centre for the village and surrounding areas.
The hall is the focus of many groups from the village and the surrounding area who meet weekly or monthly in either the Orchard or Cherry Hall for a variety of pursuits including fitness and dance for both young and old, Arts and Crafts, Woodturners, Harwell WI, Short Mat Bowls, various clubs for toddlers and young children such as Fun Club, our youth theatre group Gobo Theatre and the Harwell Parish History Group. It is also the local Polling Station and the Parish Council have an office by the foyer entrance.
The halls are available to book - if you would like to hire a space, please visit the website for everything you need to know!
High Street,
Harwell,
Oxfordshire,
England,
OX11 0EX.
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