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A gig on Saturday 8th September. The event starts at 20:00.
Bristol’s very own leading a cappella sextet with a fish based name are proud to make their Alma Tavern Theatre debut.
Having entertained audiences in the South West for the past 6 years with their quirky and harmonious vocal stylings, ‘the fish’ now take to the stage for an intimate evening of songs well-known and well-loved, witty and moving, sublime and most definitely ridiculous. Leonard Cohen, Elbow, They Might Be Giants, John Grant, The Chi-Lites and other lesser known artists are all quite possible bedfellows at a Kettle Of Fish gig.
At times strangely beautiful, at other times beautifully strange and often just silly, this is a night of a cappella wonders.
Kettle of Fish are David Yapp and Adam Barber (arrangers), Neil Bett, John Drowley, Jorge Sved and Tom Allen.
All ticket prices include a £1 admin fee
Entry requirements:
Having entertained audiences in the South West for the past 6 years with their quirky and harmonious vocal stylings, ‘the fish’ now take to the stage for an intimate evening of songs well-known and well-loved, witty and moving, sublime and most definitely ridiculous. Leonard Cohen, Elbow, They Might Be Giants, John Grant, The Chi-Lites and other lesser known artists are all quite possible bedfellows at a Kettle Of Fish gig.
At times strangely beautiful, at other times beautifully strange and often just silly, this is a night of a cappella wonders.
Kettle of Fish are David Yapp and Adam Barber (arrangers), Neil Bett, John Drowley, Jorge Sved and Tom Allen.
All ticket prices include a £1 admin fee
Entry requirements:
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