Village

Artists A-Z
The Watch
The Watch is a three piece band comprised of Dan Quinn on melodeons, Rob Murch
on banjo, and Gareth Kiddier on piano. All three are phenomenal dance musicians,
and we’re delighted to have them for our opening ceilidh. Expect some neat playing,
stompy English dance music, and just a bit of showing off!
WindBeaten
St Barnabas Church, Friday 7.45pm
Blackwells, Sunday 3.15pm
You’ll never look at the contents of your cutlery drawer in the same way again after
witnessing Jo May’s dexterity with a set of spoons – certain to get your toes tapping
as Frances Watt provides ear catching melodies and stories with flutes and vocals.
Blackwells, Sunday 12.15pm
White Horse Whisperers
White Horse Whisperers are a contemporary
folk band from Faringdon, Oxfordshire. With
a growing repertoire of original material
inspired by their diverse musical heritage,
geographical and historical roots, and the
world around them, the band combine strong
vocals and harmonies with an ever growing
collection of instruments to stirring effect.
The
Catweazle
Club
Thursdays 8pm
East Oxford Social Club,
Princes Street, Oxford OX4 1HU
£6/£5 Performers Free
(sign up 7.30pm)
Completely Unplugged – Utterly Magical
Music, Poetry, Story and Song
& All Manner of Performance
Artistry, since 1994
Folk Weekend is delighted to welcome The Catweazle Club
– Oxford’s legendary performance space. Saturday evening will
see their showcase of leading lights, featuring some of their
best-loved and most notorious artists. MC Matt Sage will be
introducing...
Rosie Caldecott – sublime songstress
Matt Chanarin – soulful folk troubadour
Art Theefe – rocking three piece band, led by
Matt Sage
Alan Buckley – insightful poet, master of the
microcosmic
Maddie Godfrey – electric young poet
Pete Salmond – gossamer-soft guitar maestro
Raymond Burke – Gospel-tinged Irish singer
songwriter
http://www.catweazleclub.org
https://www.facebook.com/catweazleclub
https://twitter.com/Catweazle_Club
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