After recent concerts from Aynsley Lister and Martin Taylor, Lichfield Arts bought a third guitar virtuoso to play at the Guildhall in the shape of Matt Schofield.
The acclaimed musician,
Lichfield Arts is a small organisation that consistently punches above its weight, bringing critically-acclaimed, commercially successful bands and artists to play at the Guildhall – and this sold out concert
One of the world’s best known solo jazz guitarists, Martin Taylor played to a large Lichfield audience when he played the Guildhall. He is famed for his solo work,
After a memorable show last year, it was no real surprise that hot shot guitar slinger Aynsley Lister should return to play during Lichfield Arts popular blues season.
Support came
Following a well-remembered show last year, Mabon returned to Lichfield to open Lichfield Arts second Folk and Roots Festival.
The group, led by accordionist and music writer Jamie Smith
Lichfield’s Bore Street is providing a feast of entertainment for the city’s many music fans. Lichfield Arts have a packed programme at the Guildhall, while next door the
A large crowd of music fans turned out to hear the Michael McGoldrick band when the talented woodwind player and composer appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
Best known for his work
Jump Jive, Blues, Boogie Woogie and a good time were the order of the day when Lichfield Arts opened their 2010 Blues season with the critically acclaimed Red Stripe Band.
The Bare Bones Boogie Band played to an enthusiastic audience at their debut performance at the Lichfield Real Ale, Jazz and Blues Festival.
The four piece band played songs from
A group of poets from Lichfield are launching their second anthology of original poetry.
Formed just a few years ago, The Lichfield Poets will release Battle Lines as the follow-
A select audience of Jazz fans saw the acclaimed four piece ensemble Empirical play when the group appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
The four musicians, Alto Saxophonist Nathanial Facey, Drummer Shane
A fast rising band continued Lichfield Arts practice of bringing promising bands to play at the Guildhall, when The Old Dance School appeared as part of the association’s folk
