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Mon 14th Sep 26 19:30
Monkeys Fist is the trio of Steve Flude, Colin Devey and John Horsey, performing traditional and contemporary folk and maritime songs and sea shanties, including audience participation choruses!
This will be a great night of rollicking energetic songs for the audience to join in with and go home uplifted!
Tickets £6 advance (£8 on the door if any left)
Mon 19th Oct 26 19:30
Becky Taylor and Sam Lawrence are an unusual acoustic duo known for their rich, multi-instrumental performances. Becky is a highly accomplished player of the uilleann and Northumbrian pipes, while Sam brings virtuosity across a wide range of stringed instruments and songs. Between them, they draw on a vast array of instruments including Uilleann pi...
Mon 16th Nov 26 19:30
Once again we welcome Henry Parker to the Grove. This is a chance to see a fine guitarist and songster firmly rooted in the folk tradition.
Henry’s folk influences include Bert Jansch and Nick Drake and finger-picking and open tunings rapidly became the essence of his sound. Coupled with a love for his immediate moorland surroundings of West York...
Mon 14th Dec 26 19:30
We are hosting one of the legends of English folk this Christmas. John Kirkpatrick has been dancing, singing, and playing his way around the English folk scene since he joined Hammersmith Morris Men in 1959 at the age of twelve. Displaying a rare skill on a variety of push-pull squeezeboxes - the melodeon, the button accordion, and the Anglo concer...