Closing both their tour and The Hub’s Spring and Summer season, popular duo A Different Thread played a set of rousing blues, bluegrass, folk and Appalachian music.
With a strong rhythm section of drums and bass alongside a guest saxophonist, the award-winning country rock duo of Gasoline and Matches delivered a performance of incendiary musicianship.
The audience who braved the almost biblical deluge at Beacon Park over the weekend were rewarded by a lively, musically diverse musical experience when The Kubricks appeared at this year’s Fuse Festival.
With their lively reggae rock sound, slickly put together set list and musicianship, Kioko proved themselves to be an excellent choice when they appeared at the 2023 Fuse Festival.
The Hub at St Mary’s continued their jazz season with the talented trio of trumpet and flugelhorn player Nick Dewhurst, double bassist Tom Moore and pianist Toby Boalsch.
A two person cast, some fine singing and acting, and a lot of research went into bringing the tragic, eventful and world-changing life of Alan Turing to life at the Hub at St Mary’s.
The talented trio of drummer Aidan Amman, double bassist James Oasten and the BBC Young Jazz musician of the year finalist Nick Manz played a concert of concentrated jazz and their own complex compositions.
The nine piece Funky Velvet played a set of tunes by Tower of Power, Stevie Wonder and some soul classics when they appeared at Lichfield’s Blues and Jazz Festival.
