A clubnight held at The Trinity Centre on Thursday 1st March. The event starts at 20:00.
Seth Lakeman
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Tour marking release of new album, Tales From The Barrel House. Nominated for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize, Lakeman has belonged to several musical ensembles, but has most recently established himself as a solo headlining act.
Tickets: £18.00 + BF
available from See Tickets & Bristol Ticket Shop 0117 929 9008
SETH LAKEMAN
Seth Lakeman, widely regarded as the UK's foremost folk singer songwriter, is playing a short run of dates in December with his superbly talented band. He will be playing tracks from his previous studio albums on the tour plus some brand new songs from his album'Tales From The Barrel House' which was released on the 18 November. Recorded at Morwellham Quay in Devon, Seth has not only written, sung and played all the instruments on every track on the new album but he's also recorded and mixed the whole album himself. Seth says he has enjoyed this recording project like no other. "I've been really keen for some time to get right back to the basics of'Kitty Jay'.. " (the £300 kitchen-table album that shot him to fame and won him a Mercury Music Prize nomination back in 2005).
Entry requirements:
+ Support
Tour marking release of new album, Tales From The Barrel House. Nominated for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize, Lakeman has belonged to several musical ensembles, but has most recently established himself as a solo headlining act.
Tickets: £18.00 + BF
available from See Tickets & Bristol Ticket Shop 0117 929 9008
SETH LAKEMAN
Seth Lakeman, widely regarded as the UK's foremost folk singer songwriter, is playing a short run of dates in December with his superbly talented band. He will be playing tracks from his previous studio albums on the tour plus some brand new songs from his album'Tales From The Barrel House' which was released on the 18 November. Recorded at Morwellham Quay in Devon, Seth has not only written, sung and played all the instruments on every track on the new album but he's also recorded and mixed the whole album himself. Seth says he has enjoyed this recording project like no other. "I've been really keen for some time to get right back to the basics of'Kitty Jay'.. " (the £300 kitchen-table album that shot him to fame and won him a Mercury Music Prize nomination back in 2005).
Entry requirements: