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Wed 4 NovDoors 19:30

The Poozies

The Greystones · Sheffield

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Fri 6 NovDoors 19:30

Roving Crows

The Greystones · Sheffield

Award winning Irish folk rock.

Gigs

Sat 7 NovDoors 19:00

Barbara - Sheffield

The Greystones · Sheffield

"Barbara are one of the best groups about. Live they’re great, and their songs too. Clever and melodic. The Babs are fab!” Paul Weller “Barbara are wonderful. I love their songs and their humour. We need more Barbara in our lives!” Chris Difford (Squeeze) Charming chamber pop from Brighton group Barbara. Inspired by 1970s greats - the Kinks, ABBA, ELO - Barbara make classic, irresistible pop music with a literary approach. Barbara have previously toured with Paul Weller, The Divine Comedy, Haircut One Hundred, Kid Creole & the Coconuts and Dean Friedman. There’s something for everyone in Barbara’s sound: 70s US AM radio, a dash of English music hall, the effortless catchiness of a Broadway musical, a sprinkling of sequinned power pop, luscious Disney strings and glorious golden harmonies. And please… don’t forget to dance! “They are so up my street ... really tight songwriting, very poptastic!” Neil Hannon on Barbara "Barbara are an insanely talented band with an innate sense of melody and arrangement ... The ambitious scope and toe tapping immediacy of their sound belies their tender years." Phill Jupitus

Gigs

Mon 9 NovDoors 19:30

Hannah James and Toby Kuhn

The Greystones · Sheffield

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Sunday Soul Sessions

Boisdale of Canary Wharf · London

Brunch from 12:00pm | Last Reservation 3:00pm | Music 12:30-3:30pm Sunday is the right day for this. The first-floor bar and terrace open from midday, soul music on the decks from 12:30, and no particular reason to rush. The DJ roster rotates weekly, each bringing their own selection across soul, rarities and the kind of records that suit a long Sunday afternoon overlooking Cabot Square. Two courses from the Boisdale menu, a Bellini on arrival and the option to add free-flowing wine if the afternoon is going well. Two-course brunch with a complimentary Boisdale Bellini – £39.50 Add 90 minutes of free-flowing red, white or sparkling wine – £25 per person First Floor Bar & Heated Garden Terrace Nestled in Cabot Square and overlooking the fountain with the Canary Wharf skyline beyond, the first floor bar and heated garden terrace is a destination in its own right. Fine wines, premium spirits and expertly crafted cocktails, with a selection that covers everything from rare whiskies to classic and signature serves. Pair your drink with Scottish cuisine, fresh seafood, steaks, burgers, pizzas and more. The bar hosts DJ nights Thursday through Saturday and brunch every Saturday and...

Gigs

Sun 8 NovDoors 11:00

D.O.V.E/ICONS OF FILTH/OMEGA TRIBE AT ROCKAWAY PARK

Rockaway Park · Temple Cloud

Doors open at 11am so people can explore Rockaway Park and visit the cafe (book your roast dinner in advance, see Rockaway website). Gig start time to be confirmed but approx. 1.30pm.

Gigs

Sun 8 NovDoors 11:00

Yes! You Can Sing Sessions - Week 2 - 8th Nov- Drop In

The Rainbow Project Studios · Londonderry

Week 2 of our weekly group singing sessions. 11am - Tea / coffee and cake 11.30am - Sing! Group singing guided by Music Kin’s experienced song leaders - Anna Nolan, Maeve Leahy and Victoria Geelan - sharing diverse songs by ear in a fun and relaxed way using the natural voice approach. And there’s cake!

Gigs

Sun 8 NovDoors 12:30

Ordinary Giants

Labour Club · Glossop

Ordinary Giants is a song suite by acclaimed songwriter Robb Johnson based on the life and times of his father, Ron Johnson. A family history of the 1930s, the Second World War and the Welfare State — told through songs, spoken word, personal memory and the lives of ordinary people. There are songs and spoken-word pieces about the social realities of the 1930s, the growth of fascism, the experience of the Second World War, the NHS, comprehensive schools, anti-racism and attacks on the Welfare State by the Right. Some of the songs are funny, some are sad, some are love songs and some are political satires.

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