With festive stories and poems, carols and contemporary songs Johnny Coppin brought Christmas cheer to the Lichfield Guildhall.
Fifteen years into their career, St Agnes Fountain are now on their 15th festive tour with a number of sold out shows, including this one in Lichfield.
With little more than an acoustic guitar, a fine voice, some tasteful audio tricks, a repertoire of originals and some covers, the singer-songwriter Sarah McQuaid kept the audience spellbound when she appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
With a good time rock and roll sound, exemplary musicianship, and a broad-minded attitude, the six-piece Stomp and Holler played their last gig to an appreciative audience when they appeared at the Guildhall.
A near sell-out audience turned out to see the final two concerts during a hectic and musically diverse L2F 2015 Festival.
Lichfield’s third L2F festival of folk was started by two well known local groups – and also featured a headliner that had travelled much further.
After We Danced was very well received during its run at Edinburgh Festival, so it was not a surprise to see a healthy audience during its first show at the Old Joint Stock Theatre.
With a sound that straddled the cultural gap between Folk and IDM (Intelligent Dance Music), the trio of The Little Unsaid played songs from their wide repertoire of original music when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
The award-winning Laurence Jones Band played a set of assured blues, jazz, rock and funk music when they appeared at the Lichfield Guildhall.
The married duo of Jacqui Dankworth and Charlie Wood played a varied set of standards and special arrangements for an attentive audience when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
Read Ben Macnair’s review of Dracula’s Ghost at the Lichfield Garrick.
The American singer-songwriter Eric Andersen played some of his best known songs and arrangements when his five stop tour bought him to Lichfield Guildhall.
