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7:30pm doors
Jessie Reid 8:00 - 8:30
Chloe 8:45 - 9:15
The Tenmours 9:30 - 10:45
£7 on the door OR £5.50 at the link below!

The Tenmours

The Tenmours are a Folk Fusion band from Skipton, North Yorkshire. They take influences from both modern pop music and traditional music, creating a unique and exciting sound that will appeal to lovers of music of any genre.

The band consists of the powerful vocals and guitar of Alex Johnston-Seymour, the virtuoso fiddle playing of Osian Gruffydd and the versatility of the accomplished pianist and percussionist Adam Hopkins

Chloe Mogg

Firstly, you notice the hair. Long, flowing and daubed in rainbow colours it's like all the magic of Glastonbury Festival rolled into one haircut - Leigh Sanders, Express and Star

Delivering a mixture of musical influences, Chloe Mogg creates a spacious journey that will take you through all the emotions of music. As a young singer-songwriter with parrot hair, she brings life and colour to her performances. Known for her quirkiness and smile, she haunts the audience with her ability to tell a story with only her voice, guitar and 'strange' effects. With influences from Jeff Buckley, Nick Harper and Alanis Morissette, Chloe showcases a wide range of inspirations. Supporting artists such as Nick Harper, Jon Gomm & Quill, and playing hundred's of festivals all over the UK (including Lakefest, Moseley Folk & Arts Festival, Avebury Rocks, Leamington Peace Festival), Chloe's in her natural habitat on stage. With debut EP Thalamus getting radio play on BBC Radio 6 & BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester, the songstress is now in the recording process of her debut album due for release 2020.

Jessie Reid

Shropshire born singer-songwriter Jessie Reid, weaves impressive fingerstyle guitar playing together with soulful, emotive vocal melodies. Having released two demo singles earlier this year, she caught the attention of music journalists and was subsequently shortlisted for the Glastonbury 2019 Emerging Talent competition.

Her innovative, folk-influenced songwriting is said to enchant audiences, drawing comparisons with artists such as Ben Howard, Lucy Rose and fingerstyle guitarist Andy Mckee. Over the past year, Jessie has supported acts such as Seafret, Dan Owen, Ciaran Lavery, Bryde and Brooke Bentham whilst also enjoying regular Sofar Sound appearances across Europe and South America.

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107 Pershore Rd South,

Kings Norton,

West Midlands,

England,

B30 3JX.