This is the latest show from the award winning Don’t Go Into The Cellar and it offers theatre-goers the usual high quality of atmosphere, story-telling and acting.
Local five piece band The West Coast Eagles performed a concert of some of the best known country-rock songs when they played to an appreciative audience at Lichfield Guildhall.
With a repertoire of classic soul and blues songs, musical talent, charisma and Jamaican grooves, Ricky Cool and the In-Crowd turned Lichfield Guildhall into a heaving sixties club.
Lichfield Arts opened its Autumn 2017 season with an evening of music to appeal to the most broad-minded of audiences.
The multi-award winning poster boy for modern folk music, Seth Lakeman, and the critically acclaimed singing trio of Wildwood Kin joined forces in what proved to a be a showcase for their talents as singer and performers in the near perfect acoustic setting of Lichfield Guildhall.
Two top drawer musical attractions played for an appreciative audience when the young pianist Thomas Nickell and the acclaimed Orchestra of the Swan appeared at Lichfield Cathedral.
The award-winning, world class percussionist Evelyn Glennie and the pianist Philip Smith played a set of complicated music from around the world when they appeared at Lichfield Cathedral as part of the 2017 Lichfield Festival.
The drummer Sticky Wicket bought his talented swing orchestra to the city when they played a series of classic jazz, jump and jive songs to finish Lichfield Arts’ 2017 Blues and Jazz Festival.
The jazz guitarist Remi Harris, bassist Mark Green and guitarist Kevin Birch played a masterclass in music-making when they appeared as part of Lichfield Arts Blues and Jazz Festival.
With a raucous sound that blended bassy blues, delicate acoustic ditties, a steam-punk aesthetic and catchy singalong songs, The Jar Family bought their festival ready sound when they closed Lichfield Arts Spring 2017 season.
With their canary yellow zoot-suits and repertoire of the some of the most toe-tapping songs from the past 50 or so years, The Jive Aces showed why they are one of the leading ensembles in their packed field.
One of the leading voices of the contemporary folk and roots scene Nancy Kerr led her band The Sweet Visitors through a set that encompassed pure folk, light jazz, hoe-down, and their own songs.
