Americana, country, folk, celtic and blues music were all in the mixing pot when the critically acclaimed musician Phil Beer returned to play at the Lichfield Guildhall.
Phil Beer is
Adapting short stories for any medium is a thankless task. In films it is easier, and with a lot of work and rewriting a six page short story can become
The grandeur of Lichfield’s Guildhall was turned into an energetic rock venue when Lichfield Arts hosted their second rock night.
There was something for everyone in this gig, ranging
Well-regarded bluegrass trio the Jaywalkers returned to play their award-winning brand of music when they played at Lichfield Guildhall.
The trio of mandolinist/guitarist Michael Givernin, Jay Bradbury
Steeleye Span alumnus Peter Knight bought his latest musical project Gigspanner with him when he returned to play at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
The virtuoso violinist was assisted by guitarist Roger
A sold out audience at the Lichfield Garrick saw some of the best known rock and pop anthems of the 1980s performed when The Straits appeared at the venue.
Support
Lichfield Arts provided an early Valentine’s treat for lovers of fine music when the guitarist and singer Flossie Malavialle returned to play the Guildhall.
Local support act Enchante provided
For probably the first time in its storied history, Lichfield Cathedral was turned into a folk-rock hootenanny, complete with atmospheric lighting, for the acclaimed singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
The Proof, a musically accomplished and critically well regarded quartet played to an enthusiastic audience of blues and rock fans when they performed at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
Led by the
The Lichfield Poets are inviting wordsmiths to put their thinking caps on for a new competition.
Poems, of a maximum length of 30 lines, on any topic and in any
A fast-rising folk duo played a set of intricate, inventive music when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
Mandolinist, violinist and singer Katriona Roberts and virtuoso guitarist and singer Jamie
Folk Stalwarts Barry Coope and Lester Simpson bought their yuletide project to Lichfield Guildhall for a seasonal smorgasbord of festive delights.
With help from fellow singers and instrumentalists Fi Frazer
