Waveney Folk Club - What's On

Silmor are a talented five piece folk band. Silmor enjoy playing Folk, Americana, and original songs and tunes. You can expect to hear foot tapping reels, jigs, polkas and waltzes performed by this Suffolk based folk band.
Silmor have gained a reputation for playing lively folk music songs and tunes which are always well received when they perform one of their brilliant gigs in folk clubs, village halls, and traditional pub settings. Whether it’s Celtic tunes, folk rock, or Americana the audience are never disappointed as they get into the foot-tapping grove generated by this traditional five piece folk music band. Yes Silmor certainly demonstrate their musicianship as they skilfully play a wide range of musical instruments.
The Waveney Folk Club extends a warm welcome to Silmor in what promises to be an enjoyable evening of folk music.

 

Local singers and visitors entertain with a wide variety of songs and tunes, hopefully with a romantic theme as we celebrate St. Valentines Day.
So come along and perform playing your favourite romantic song or tune, or enjoy listening to the music on offer on this Valentines evening.
There will be no door charge tonight just a collection to cover the cost of hiring the hall. Everyone Welcome at the friendly Waveney Folk Club.

 

Phil Lyons is an Essex guitarist and folk singer who specialises in performing traditional and contemporary British folk songs. Phil is a very experienced folk singer who has performed regularly across the country and in France. Phil is a talented musician who plays a Bartram and a Lowden guitar. Having a repertoire of well over 100 songs he is always in demand for concert spots or full folk club sets.
His popular solo CD , Time and Tide, was well received when released and has added another dimension to Phil’s reputation.
There is no doubt that Phil is able to deliver a highly entertaining and well researched collection of British folk songs particularly those songs of a maritime nature. These folk songs will always go down very well with a folk club audience, and we look forward to hearing these songs at the Waveney Folk Club.

 

Local singers and visitors are invited to perform on this club night very close to St. Patrick’s Day, hence songs with an Irish theme or connection would seem to be appropriate. So come along and play songs or tunes on this Singers Night or simply listen to the music on offer at the Waveney Folk Club tonight.
There will be no door charge tonight, just a collection to cover the cost of hiring the hall. Everyone welcome. We forward to seeing and hearing everyone at this Irish theme song folk club evening.

 

The Medlars were formed in the late 2000’s and were driven by the desire to play and perform tunes and songs from the English folk tradition. They aim to revisit and create new arrangements of classic English folk songs with a twenty-first century feel. With original musical influences remaining these compositions have expanded drawing upon ideas from within and outside the folk music tradition.
The Medlars have performed at a variety of venues and events, e.g. folk festivals, and folk clubs and related venues. They are well known and highly regarded in and around their home town of Colchester. They are a talented trio consisting of Emma Hardy, fiddle and vocals, Tom Hardy, guitar and vocals, and Alie Barnes , lead vocals. The Waveney Folk Club looks forward to seeing and hearing the Medlars once again at the club this evening.

 

John and Pauline can be found singing their original songs in folk venues around East Anglia. They were recently chosen to support the British top folk band,Show of Hands, when they appeared at the Pavilion Theatre Cromer.
They always enjoy playing their songs in front of a live audience, and without doubt audiences like to hear and see them perform.
They started writing and performing songs when they first came together in 1979. Their early musical influences are indeed varied. This situation helps them to write songs and tunes particularly from the British and American traditional music field. Additionally influences from jazz or music hall are also present within their compositions.
John and Pauline enjoy writing songs about a range of subjects, always of course preferring they songs to tell a good story; very much in keeping with the folk song tradition. The Waveney Folk Club looks forward to hearing the songs performed by John and Pauline when they make their appearance at the club on the 11th April.

 

Local singers and visitors are invited to perform tonight as we celebrate the changing of the seasons. Let’s enjoy Spring and look forward to the arrival of summer, hopefully with songs and tunes that compliment this time of year.
Yes come along and perform or simply listen to the music on offer.
There will be no door charge tonight just a collection to cover the cost of hiring the hall. Everyone Welcome at this friendly folk club evening....