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Jana Varga returns to Nayland after her successful debut album tour. ?Foreigner Face? recorded with Redtenbacher?s Funkestra, pedal steel legend BJ Cole (Sting) and co-produced by Fred Mollin (Lamont Dozier) is drawing praise from all quarters - not least singer-songwriter royalty in the shape of Janis Ian (?Amazingly beautiful!?) and mainstream critics like BBC's Paul Sexton ('The classiest record I?ve heard all year?), Varga has shown the versatility of her genre fluid musical credentials tackling not just classic songwriter territory but also folk, roots, jazz and even classical via a collaboration with her brother Palo's noted Varga Quartet Vienna.

Joining her on stage will be...

Adam Norsworthy is one of the most established and respected musicians on the UK's grass roots music scene. The son of an English folk singer and an American war correspondent, he began playing semi professionally in London aged 15, and has gone on to make 19 albums not only as a solo artist, but as singer/guitarist in renowned UK blues rock bands The Milk Men & The Mustangs.

Drawing upon a wide range of influences from Neil Young and Richard Thompson to John Barry and Black Sabbath, his 2016 album Rainbird was named "Singer Songwriter Album of the Year' by a number of music websites.
In 2017 he performed at the legendary Glastonbury Festival.

Adam talks about his songs and life in music with a gentle laid back humour, with his strikingly honest and moving lyrics sung over unforgettable melodies, underscored by his nimble guitar picking.

?An amazing lyricist, achingly beautiful..a major talent? Blues Matters Magazine.
"Adam Norsworthy is one of the UK's best-kept songwriting secrets" - R'n'R Magazine

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High Street,

Nayland,

Suffolk,

England,

CO6 4JE.