Music is alive and well in Warkworth

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Back in 2019 a new series of concerts started at the Warkworth Memorial Hall with folk artists Sandra Kerr and John Faulkner.

Several concerts followed featuring local performers, before coming to a pause after a wonderful ‘Geordie Night Out’ in March 2020.

The concerts were tentatively re-started as we emerged from lockdown in 2021 and have been running successfully ever since. With a leaning towards folk and jazz, they have also featured classical guitar, blues, rock and baroque performances.

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Bookings are well in hand for 2025 starting off on January 17 with “The King Bees”, a five piece band from Newcastle playing the finest Electrified Rhythm & Blues from the 1950s and beyond - 'Blues with a Feeling...'.

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Further guests include “The Wild Cloudberries” – Northumbrian based contemporary folk band; “Behold Ye Ramblers” - A Neil Gore play telling the story of the Clarion Movement complete with music and song; “Swing Manouche” - swinging gypsy jazz; “Tom McConville and Andy Watt” - Brilliant musicianship combined with fine singing and a great line in patter; “Alistair Anderson” + “Holly & the Reivers” – a double headliner concert with internationally acknowledged master of the concertina plus an exciting trio of singers/musicians; “Ape House” – Celtic music and song.

For tickets or further details of the above have a look at the Hall website at wwmh.uk or contact Peter Burnham (email: [email protected], tel: 01665 711388).

And there’s more! In addition to the Hall run events, there are other concerts planned for 2025. Lily Neill, Harpist extraordinaire, will be performing on January 8; Chris Wood on May 10 and Otway & Barrett on September 25.

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