Tom Seals announced as Tony Christie support.

Tom is a local 18 year old jazz pianist/vocalist who has been a familiar face around Nantwich for the last few years and has gone from strength to strength as a quality musician.

Studying at the prestigious Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, Tom has supported acts such as Darius Campell, Sandi Thom and Ben Montague. Jools Hollands’ brother, Chris, recently described him as “one to watch”.

Tony Christie + Support - Nantwich Civic Hall - Sat 7th April

Now aged 67, Tony Christie is a golden-throated national treasure recognised by fellow Sheffield brethren Jarvis Cocker, Richard Hawley and Alex Turner – not to mention über-comic Peter Kay – and as his new album attests, he’s not resting on his well-deserved laurels just yet.
50 years in the business Tony Christie sings his greatest hits “Is this the Way to Amarillo” and a whole lot more.
Support by Tom Seals local Jazz singer pianist.
Doors open 7.45pm
Unreserved seating
Tickets £20.00 + £1.50 bkg fee

£21.50Price:

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Scott Matthews

Scott Matthews and his Band + Support - Nantwich Civic Hall - Thurs 5th April

Scott Matthews, singer song writer born in Wolverhampton released his debut album “Passing Stranger” on the San Remo label, through Island Records to widespread acclaim in Oct 2006.
 
 
Tickets available at the door.
 
 
His three singles to date “Elusive”, ”Dream Song” and “Passing Stranger” have been playlisted on Radio 1, Radio 2 and XFM.
His celebrated performance on Later With Jools Holland, had Damon Albarn and Gary Lightbody from Snow Patrol among countless others, singing his praises.
In 2007, Scott won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and
Lyrically.
“The most promising home-grown singer songwriter to emerge in years” Q magazine
‘He’s fantastic…an absolute genius’…………..…Janice Long, BBC Radio 2
Hypnotic and timeless’………..The Guardian
‘Exceptionally good…an absolute blinder!’………Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
‘Elusive has a beguiling, weightless grace’ ………MOJO

 
Support from Krissy Matthews one of the brightest blues rock players coming up in Europe.
 
Doors open 7.45 pm
Unreserved seating
Tickets £12.50 + £1.50 bkg fee

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The James Taylor Quartet

James Taylor Quartet + Support - Nantwich Civic Hall - Fri 6th April

The JTQ have been blending a very wide array of musical influences since their first 45 was recorded in September 1986. The tune was a punky reworking of Herbie Hancock’s soundtrack to the then cult movie ‘Blow Up’.
Doors open 7.45pm
Unreserved seating
Tickets £15.00 + £1.50 bkg fee

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The Beat

The Beat - Nantwich Civic Hall - Mon 9th April

Ska at it’s best, The Beat bring their hit singles including ‘Mirror In The Bathroom’, ‘Can’t Get Used to Losing You’, ‘Hands Off… She’s Mine’ and ‘Best Friend’ to The Civic. With a catalogue such as this it was easy to see why the The Beat would become one of the most popular recording and live acts in the UK. Don’t expect to stand still much.
 
 
Support from The Flares, local indie pop duo and background and a special appearance by Saxophonist, Rosemary Quaye.
 
 
Doors open 7.45pm
Unreserved seating.
 
Tickets £13.50 + £1.50 bkg fee

£15.00Price:

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Tony Christie

Tony Christie + Support - Nantwich Civic Hall - Sat 7th April

Now aged 67, Tony Christie is a golden-throated national treasure recognised by fellow Sheffield brethren Jarvis Cocker, Richard Hawley and Alex Turner – not to mention über-comic Peter Kay – and as his new album attests, he’s not resting on his well-deserved laurels just yet.
50 years in the business Tony Christie sings his greatest hits “Is this the Way to Amarillo” and a whole lot more.
Support by Tom Seals local Jazz singer pianist.
Doors open 7.45pm
Unreserved seating
Tickets £20.00 + £1.50 bkg fee

£21.50Price:

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Wilko Johnson

Wilko Johnson + Support - Nantwich Civic Hall - Sunday 8th April

When rock’n'roll was shaken from its pre-punk complacency by the emergence of Dr. Feelgood, it was their guitarist Wilko Johnson who excited most attention  not only for the startling violence of his stage performance (which was to inspire countless imitators and become one of the classic images of rock’n'roll) but also for his guitar style which combined the roles of lead and rhythm guitar in driving riffs and a stuttering machine gun frenzy which altered conceptions of ‘guitar heroics’.

Supported by Virgil & The Accelerators, an awesome young power trio that are causing quite a stir!

Doors open 7.45pm
Unreserved Seating
Tickets £17.50 + £1.50 bkg fee

£19.00Price:

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