22 November 2009
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Folk In The City:
County Towns Tour 2009:
Show Of Hands + Karine Polwart Trio + Flossie Malavialle

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Price: £17.50 / £16.50 concessions / £8.00 under 16s

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Saturday, 21 November 2009
From 7:30pm

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Show Of Hands

Show Of Hands

Steve Knightley and Phil Beer are widely acknowledged as the finest acoustic roots duo in England. Knightley, who writes most of their inspired material and Beer, a dazzling multi instrumentalist, have built up a huge following which has seen them sell out the Albert Hall three times and headline at major festivals from Glastonbury to WOMAD. Voted Best Live Act in the 2004 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, the jury is still out on just what kind of music they play. A genre defying mix of rock, roots, blues, country, trad, and often influenced by the music of other countries, it is played out on an array of instruments from slide guitar to fiddle, mandolin to South American cuatro. 'Formidable operators in the roots arena. A class act' (The Independent).

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Karine Polwart Trio

Scots songwriter Karine Polwart combines the economy and universality of the folk storytelling tradition with a probing intellect and compassionate lyricism. Twice winner of ‘Best Original Song’ and Best Album at BBC Folk Awards, she's a writer able to combine ancient traditions with sharp contemporary observations and an independent sensibility.

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Flossie Malavialle

Flossie Malavialle

French songbird with a nice line in acoustic folk tunes and a bit of Geordie Jazz!

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