Description

Live music in a candle-lit village hall. 3 acts. Celebrating live and original music.
BYO alcohol/beverages/snacks as there is no bar.
Parking is along the road opposite the hall, between Langford Lakes and the hall.
Wheelchair access.

RIBBLE:
Ribble - two Northern men, a fiddle, a guitar, and a large beard. So far, so what? Well, add in a 90s drum synth, some mighty arrangements of meaty fiddle tunes, some songs, some wrong turns, battle scars earned busking the streets of Salisbury, a barrowload of inane banter and the feeling that your mad rum-soaked uncle is roaring at you to dance on the tables, then you?re getting close to what Ribble offer. You get a free smile with every gig or your money back (terms and conditions apply).
https://www.ribblemusic.co.uk

ANTOINE AND OWENA:
Inspired by traditional and contemporary folk music, Antoine & Owena create their own original blend of folk music that provides a feast for the ears, the heart and the feet. Together they combine the interpretive folk violin styles of Owena Archer, with the folk-rock guitar and bouzouki rhythms of Antoine Architeuthis to create an eclectic mix of original and traditional material inspired by history, tragedy, love and hope. Their original songs focus on story-telling and have been described as ?well-constructed and convincingly told? by Living Tradition, and simply ?Brilliant? by Folking.com, whilst their own take on traditional folk songs are stylishly sympathetic to the originals but given new tunes with a contemporary twist.

They first burst onto the folk scene after winning the Purbeck Rising Competition at Purbeck Valley Folk Festival in 2017 and since then they have enjoyed headline performances at many of the county?s prominent folk and music clubs, arts centres and theatres, as well being regularly booked for folk and music festivals across the country.

They released their third studio album in May 2022, entitled ?Clockwork Lens?.
https://antoineandowena.co.uk

ECHOBIRDS:
Indie Americana from Alexa & Ken, who have been writing songs together since 1989! Formerly'The Gurus; in the 80s, then 'Fancy' in the 90s (signed as part of the Britpop scene in London) and the Langfords in 2012, they are now back to a 3 piece sound with their 13 year old son on drums (!) and still enjoying their love of songwriting.

Description

Duck Street,

Langford,

Bedfordshire,

England,

SP3 4PA.