Lichfield Arts Presents...
Lisbee Stainton | Fri 07 Sep 2018 | Guildhall
Lisbee Stainton has been writing music for 22 years. She recorded her first album, Firefly, at 17 before going on to study Popular Music at Goldsmiths College. In addition to releasing five studio albums, Stainton has also toured with notable artists such as Joan Armatrading, Paul Brady, Gretchen Peters, Paul Carrack and Seth Lakeman - the latter being so moved by Stainton’s live performances that he invited her to join his band in 2012. Read more
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Merry Hell and Folklaw
Sun 23 Sep 2018
Guildhall
Eight-piece folk rock band Merry Hell have risen to become one of the UK’s favourite festival bands, winning acclaim from critics and audiences from across the country. The band fuse a punk sensibility to folk music, creating songs that kick like a mule, whilst sometimes offering pathos and understanding to the human condition.
Folklaw aren’t just another band, they are a full show. These talented musicians combine their experience of the live music circuit, festivals and folk scene to create a vibrant show that wins them loyal fans wherever they go. Don’t miss your chance to see them live. Read more
Keith James The Songs of Leonard Cohen
Sun 30 Sep 2018
Guildhall
With a lifetime reputation of performing in this exact way and an undying love of the ‘pure song’ Keith James gives you a concert of Cohen’s amazing material in the most intimate and sensitive way imaginable, exposing the solitary inner strength of his greatest songs in their original perfect form. Keith has performed an extensive tour of this concert in Theatres and Arts Centres across the UK, giving close to 400 concerts to well over 100,000 people. Read more
Roxy Magic
Sat 06 Oct 2018
Guildhall
Roxy Magic recreate entirely live material that spans four decades, from futurist/nostalgic art rock, through to classic standards to sophisticated adult-oriented rock. Their aim is to give the audience a fabulously entertaining evening. Very high quality musicianship and a wonderful Bryan Ferry look and sound-alike in the person of singer Kevin Hackett, combine to do just that! Read more
About Lichfield Arts
Lichfield Arts is an independent charitable organisation that promotes music concerts, festivals and other events in Lichfield.
Lichfield Arts plays a key role in the thriving arts and creative community in Lichfield district and has around 300 members including over 130 registered volunteers. Read more
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WILDFIRE FOLK
Are seeking new players!
The amazing Wildfire Folk are seeking new players to join this fantastic youth folk ensemble. Having completed 3 cd's and performed at festivals across the country to great acclaim they are looking for young people to join them in this amazing project playing infectious takes on traditional tunes producing raunchy rhythms and catchy melodies that will make it impossible to keep your feet still!
We are looking for young people 10-25 who play an instrument from approximately Grade 2 and above standard.
For more details go to www.wildfirefolk.co.uk or contact:
Dave Hancock 07503218885 or email:Wildfiresecretary@hotmail.com
"Invigorating and danceable rhythms and tunes played with Bellowhead like precision and energy by a refreshingly youthful gang of friends". Steve Knightley (Show of Hands)
Meet the trustees
Lichfield Arts is a non profit making registered CIO Charity and as such, Lichfield Arts requires a board of trustees who have overall control of the charity and are responsible for making sure it’s doing what it was set up to do. Click here to meet the trustees...
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Concert Review – Miranda Sykes
The acclaimed singer and multi-instrumental Miranda Sykes cast a musical spell over an attentive audience when she appeared at Lichfield Guildhall as part of her Borrowed Places tour. Read more...
