Lichfield Arts bought something new and original to the stage when the musical duo of Dan Donnelly and Ben Paley made their debut at the Guildhall.
The popular Climax Blues Band drew a near capacity audience to Lichfield Guildhall.
Music fans enjoyed a smorgasbord of sound when two ensembles of completely different types of music played at Lichfield Guildhall.
With little more than a violin, an accordion and some well honed repartee, the critically acclaimed musicians Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham turned the grandeur of Lichfield Cathedral into an intimate folk gig.
Guitarist and composer Phil Robson played a set that featured straightforward jazz soloing, tight ensemble playing and experimental music when he bought his trio to play at the Garrick Studio.
With perfectly balanced voices and instrumental virtuosity, the new duo of Marian Fleetwood and Greg Cave played a set of folk songs and their own original pieces to a very appreciative audience when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall as part of their debut tour.
With more than 10 years together as a live band and four albums into their career, it was no surprise that the award winning and critically acclaimed Scottish band Skerryvore kept the near capacity audience’s attention when they played at Lichfield Guildhall.
With a stage liberally festooned with guitars, effects pedals, and amplifiers, the guitar duo of Pete Oxley and Nicholas Meier gave a masterclass in inventive musicianship when they played at the Guildhall.
The jazz quartet Partikel played a set that blended muscular musicianship with an experimental approach to sound manipulation when they performed at the Lichfield Garrick.
The blues is a musical form which comes in various different styles, and this was illustrated to fine effect when a near capacity audience turned up to see The Stumble at Lichfield Guildhall.
In the first of a new series of live jazz gigs at the Lichfield Garrick, the Irish singer Christine Tobin held the intimate space of the Studio spellbound as she delivered a set that was largely taken from the back catalogue of Leonard Cohen – but which also managed to find some space for a couple o
The popular jazz quartet Fret and Fiddle closed Lichfield Arts’ 2015 season with a night of music in tribute to the violinist Stephane Grappelli, interspersed with a selection of festive favourites.
