There are few things that can be guaranteed in life, but a large audience at a King Pleasure concert is usually one of them – and the six piece ensemble played to a packed house when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
The award-winning musical partnership of harpist Marie Ni Chathasaigh and guitarist Chris Newman kept a Lichfield audience enraptured by their musicianship and easy on stage demeanour when they appeared at the Guildhall.
Two celebrated virtuoso musicians will make a welcome return to Lichfield Guildhall when harpist Marie Ni Chathasaigh and guitarist Chris Newman play their seasonal Celtic Christmas Strings show.
After more than 25 years as a performing, touring and recording artist it was not surprising that the critically acclaimed blues singer and guitarist Ian Siegal was able to attract a healthy audience when he made his debut performance at Lichfield Guildhall.
With a solid reputation as a singer and plaudits from guitarists such as the late Gary Moore and Jeff Beck, the fast rising performer Ben Poole and his talented four piece band delivered a set of high powered blues, rock and funk when they appeared in Lichfield.
An adventurous Lichfield audience braved a cold October night to support two local and very talented musical ensembles when The Mourning Suns and The Tom Woodman band appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
The traditional Irish band Dervish called into play for an appreciative Lichfield audience when they appeared at the Guildhall as part of their national tour.
It is 1924 and for Persephone life is just beginning. She’s 21, and looking forward to her debutante ball – but then things change.
With musical influences that ranged from Edward Varesse, to jazz, blues and rock music, the compositions of Frank Zappa were always going to be a heady mix of sound, violence and humour – and in closing Lichfield Arts Jazz and Blues festival the Zappatistas delivered this unusual sound world in a se
The leading British trumpet player, teacher and composer Steve Waterman led his talented quartet through a spirited set when he appeared at Wade Street Church as part of Lichfield Arts Jazz and Blues Festival.
The jazz element of Lichfield Arts’ Blues and Jazz Festival was started by the local Tim Amann Xtet who played for a very appreciative audience at Wade Street Church.
Popular local band The Born Again Beatles bought a sold out audience of music fans looking for a night of nostalgia and some of the best known songs from the pop archive.
