A stage full of various guitars and decades of experience in writing, performing and recording guitar music were all the affable acoustic guitarist Gordon Giltrap needed to entertain a near capacity audience.
With a capacity audience and musicians from the local circuit, trumpeter and composer Nick Dewhurst and the Lichfield Jazz Big Band provided an evening of festive fun and musical fireworks.
For those of us who remember concerts at the Arts Centre in Lichfield, the older more established bands and the young groups with punky energy, the paint peeling on the
With violinists Clair Stanley and Claire Turk, viola player Sally Minchin and cellist Sarah Huson, the Highly Strung String Quartet played Christmas songs and carols as well as some other carefully chosen pieces when they appeared in Lichfield.
With five performers, close harmony singing and soundcapes created by glockenspiel, acoustic guitar and acoustic bass, piano and accordion, Let Me In presented an immersive show about the winter.
A capacity audience, some of the best known songs in the rock cannon and a good live band all combined for a memorable concert when Fleetwood Mad played at Lichfield Guildhall.
Deciding when you can really start to get into the festive spirit is always the subject of debate – but there’s no doubting that the Lichfield Garrick pantomime is fast becoming the real start of the celebrations.
Three dobros, a double bass and three fine singing voices were all that was needed to keep an appreciative audience entertained when blues singer songwriter Mark Harrison played at The Hub at St Mary’s.
