With a drumming career that has seen him share stages and recording studios with star names, it was no surprise that Dave Tandy’s prowess proved to be a hit with the audience when his quartet performed in Lichfield.
With a stage full of guitars and an ever increasing reputation, the virtuoso jazz guitarist Remi Harris and double bass player Tom Moore played a set that ranged from the music of Beethoven to jazz standards and Jimi Hendrix.
Since releasing their first album in 1993, the popular songwriting duo of Ezio Lunedei and guitarist Mark Fowell have attracted something of a fanatical following.
With influences that borrowed from middle period Paul Simon, James Taylor and Bruce Springsteen – as well as dance and electronic music – The Little Unsaid stopped off in Lichfield during their latest tour.
With a set list of some of the most famous songs of the post-war period, Mark Green and The Dixie Rock and Roll Band gave an enthusiastic Lichfield audience
An acclaimed pop star, well-known songs and a sold out audience, meant a memorable night was in order when Nick Heyward played the Lichfield Guildhall.
In what proved to be one of the most solemn weeks in recent history, Ricky Cool and the In-Crowd bought their feel-good set of jazz, blues, reggae and soulful grooves to an enthusiastic audience at the Lichfield Guildhall.
The four-person cast from The Pantaloons performed one of William Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies to a loud and enthusiastic Lichfield audience at Stowe Fields.
