The crowd that braved the worst excesses of the Beast from the East were rewarded by a set of lively Americana, fine harmony singing, strong song-craft and rootsy virtuoso guitar playing when the Grahams made their Lichfield debut at the Guildhall.
Three albums into their career, the nine-piece Chris Bevington Organisation wowed an audience of blues, rock and jazz fans when they played at the Lichfield Guildhall.
With influences that ranged from the acoustic guitar heroics of Michael Hedges to rap, a lively stage presence and the ability to play more than one instrument at a time, the concert that Rodney Branigan performed at the Lichfield Guildhall was never short of entertaining.
Lichfield Guildhall proved to be a very busy place when the critically acclaimed singer songwriter Steve Knightley performed there as part of his songs and stories tour.
The singer-songwriter Stevie Nimmo and his band gave a masterclass in modern blues when they made their debut at Lichfield Guildhall.
Take two leading blues musicians who started their careers in the 1960s, add in a sold out audience, and Lichfield Arts started 2018 in great style when Paul Jones and Dave Kelly performed at the Guildhall.
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that there ain’t no party like a Sleaze Brothers party – and the talented band proved it once again.
Take some of the best known folk and rock songs of the past 50 years, add some of the country’s most talented folk and rock musicians, season with a sold out audience and you have all of the ingredients for The Dylan Project’s latest performance.
It is Christmas Eve and the local gathering of the Ghost Club has joined Charles Dickens for an evening of chilling entertainment.
A local group who are soon off to tour in America and a band who are currently touring the country brought their contrasting sounds and styles to Lichfield Guildhall when The Moulettes were supported by A Different Thread.
Slapstick, knowing and affectionate nods towards Agatha Christie, John Buchan, Bourne and Bond, and more than enough snowflakes will be found on the Christmas Express at the Lichfield Garrick.
With a fervent following built up over nearly 30 years, it was no surprise that the by now traditional December gig for King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys sold out when they appeared at Lichfield Guidhall.
