The Saltaire Review | Issue 33 | Feb/Mar 2019 by Festival Publications

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Contents Community Cottingley Heritage Centre �� 6 Saltaire Heritage Walks �� 8

Food & Drink Eat:Drink Bradford �� 12 Bradford Beer Festival �� 13

Film UNESCO City of Film Anniversary �� 16

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Saltaire Vintage & Home Fair ��19

Arts Exhibitions & Workshops �� 22

Music The Saltaire Record & Retro Fair �� 25 Bill Ryder Jones �� 26 Music Listings �� 27

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Cottingley Heritage Centre Cottingley has achieved fame throughout the world for the activities of two young girls who, towards the end of and after the First World War, claimed to have photographed fairies at the stream near their home. They fooled many influential people, including the celebrated creator of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a deceit which lasted half a century until one of the participants admitted that all, except the last photograph, had been faked. Cottingley, however, has more to its history than a childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s escapade which got out of hand. Like many other villages, at one time, Cottingley had a thriving industrial community with tanning, coal mining and wool processing activities within its bounds. Cottingley has had some remarkable people among its residents and can claim to have had an involvement in the French Revolution, through William Wickham, a presence in Dr. David Livingstoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Zambesi expedition, through Richard Thornton, and an involvement in a scientific discovery, through John Gillies Priestley. All these were either born or resided in Cottingley Hall. Cottingley can also claim literary achievement through poet James Allan Mackereth who lived in the village for over 40 years and who was awarded a Civil List Pension for his services to literature. Within the Parish, Cottingley has 14 Grade II Listed Buildings including some from the 17th Century and the Town Hall, opened in 1865 and unique at the time for incorporating a free church, a school, a Mechanics Institute, a library and even a bank.

So Cottingley can rightly claim to be a village of industry, history, fantasy and culture. Over the years Cottingley Village History Society have collected many documents, photographs, maps and records relating to the village which have now been gathered together and deposited in Cottingley Heritage Centre, so that they may be preserved for future generations and viewed by the general public. Visitors to the village and residents are welcome to inspect the documents and displays and perhaps research ancestors who may have lived in the village. Cottingley Heritage Centre, which is supported by Bingley Town Council and Shipley Area Committee, is located in the Library at Cottingley Town Hall, Main Street, Cottingley, BD16 1SR and will be opening for the 2019 season on Saturday 6 April at 10am and will open every Saturday morning thereafter until the end of September. For more information please contact Clive Harrison by e-mail at harrisonhistory@talktalk. net or view Cottingley Village History Societyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website at www.history.cottingleyconnect.org. uk

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Salts Walks and Talks: Meet the Guides It all began in April 1996 when Maria Glot and Anne Heald got together at the Saltaire Tourist Information Centre to offer curious visitors guided walks and talks about Saltaire. Salts Walks was created with a great set of guides including the late great local historian, Clive Woods. In 2001 Salts Walks was lucky to be joined by Harriet Townsend, playwright, drama teacher and blue badge guide from Oxford. She put the guides in costume and helped develop the characters that are seen guiding tourists and visitors today. All the guides are individuals and have their unique style, opinions and character.They interact with each other, just like in real life. That’s what makes the tours so special. Maria Glot runs Salts Walks and is Ellin Dooley, a common mill worker. Maria is a long-term resident of Saltaire, has worked in the tourist industry for many years and is famous for being Bradford District’s first tourism officer in 1980. An enthusiastic local historian, she is a member of the Saltaire WI, the Saltaire Traders and supports the Saltaire Village Society, Saltaire Festival and Saltaire Inspired. Her different collection of fascinating facts and anecdotes bring Saltaire history to life in talks and after dinner speeches. Maria’s costumed character, Mrs Ellin Dooley, is as common as muck, lives in an ordinary worker’s house with her husband Henry, 12 children and another on the way. Sally Clegg is Mrs Caroline Hill, wife of Colonel Thomas Henry Hill, Head of Security. A former journalist, Sally used her spare time to learn foreign languages. She now speaks French, German, Spanish and Italian as well as a little Greek and Catalan. She trained as a guide at Harewood House, Leeds, before joining Salts Walks in 2009. Sally is also secretary to Bradford Circle for Foreign Languages, a group that meets in Eldon Place, a building once owned by Sir Titus Salt. Mrs Caroline Hill and Saltaire’s security chief, Colonel Hill live in the second biggest

house in the village. A mother of four, she nevertheless leads a lonely existence as her husband spends much of his time in the watchtower above their home looking out for anyone who breaks the strict rules of Saltaire. She longs for her former life in India, where she was born and brought up. Sheila Landsell is Matron Sarah Turner, the first matron of Sir Titus Salt’s hospital. Sheila is an actor and singer, a member of West Riding Opera and the Glen Singers. She appeared in After the War is Over in 2012, playing a First World War nursing sister for Saltaire UNESCO World Heritage Site and most recently she played Sister Milton in Not About Heroes. Sheila is currently guiding for Salts Walks, playing the character of Matron Sarah Turner, a trained Nightingale nurse. The first matron at Salt’s Hospital, her mantra in life is ‘to purge or not to purge?’ Sheila’s specialism is 19th century medicine. Joanne Crowther is Mrs Pollie Toothill wife of Sylvester Toothill, accountant in the Institute. Joanne Crowther (aka Lucienne de Ville) is a singer specialising in French chansons, jazz and swing in restaurants, private parties and corporate events. She also works in schools promoting science and engineering via a range of projects, some of which have received national and international recognition. Her team J & J Projects also works with the British Council in Paris and has delivered projects at schools in over 10 regions of France.

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Pollie Toothill, born plain old Mary Ackroyd in Bradford Moor, changed her name and married Sylvester, who turns out to be quite a rum character. Joanne has unearthed some interesting information about Sylvester, which had Pollie known about, she might not have married him. Yet he does have one advantage - his father Edward, is the Curator at the Saltaire Institute, now known as Victoria Hall, where they live in the Curator’s basement apartment with her inlaws. Legend has it that Pollie was a bit of a chanteuse and that she used to entertain the villagers during performances at The Institute. Sylvester featured in the local press on numerous occasions and it seems he led Pollie a merry dance living in different locations plus several scrapes with the law. Jenny Dalby is Martha Brown, servant to the famous Brontë family for more than 22 years. Jenny started out at Wilson’s School of Speech & Drama in Shipley at the age of 13, having found her passion. She then went onto study Performing Arts & Drama at Halifax School of Integrated Arts. Having joined the Priestley Centre in Bradford at age 18 she performed in many productions there and with the Hebden Bridge Little Theatre where she scooped Best Supporting Actress

Award in 2011. In 2017 Jenny moved to Saltaire with her family and started to take a great interest in its history. In summer 2018 she heard about Martha Brown, the Brontës’ faithful servant, coming to live in Saltaire with her sister Ann Binns on Victoria Road. Jenny had a light bulb moment and thought it would be wonderful to bring her character back to life and so marry the history of Haworth and Saltaire in a guided walk All the guides are involved in not just preserving the history, but making history in Saltaire. They fully support the UNESCO world heritage site and contribute to community events, like the Festival and Saltaire Inspired events. They make a regular monthly contribution for the preservation and restoration of the Grade 1 Listed United Reformed Church. They also provide resources for the education market, as well as tailored guided walks and education packs for primary schools. Salts Walks guides have researched real characters who lived and worked in Saltaire during Sir Titus Salt’s time and go into costume to share historical fact, have fun andimprovise for groups of every type and age. www. saltairevillageexperience.co.uk

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Eat:Drink Bradford guide launches online Bradford’s cafes, bars and restaurants will be celebrated with the launch of a new food & drink led visitor guide this Easter. Eat:Drink Bradford was initially launched in 2016, with a second volume following in autumn 2017. After 18 months of planning work is now underway on a third volume, which will be supported by an ambitious website that will include exclusive offers, interviews and video content. The guide will include over 60 businesses representing the districts best cafes, bars, restaurants and local producers. Aimed at local residents looking to broaden their horizons as well as visitors, it is also being extended to also include local attractions and annual events. The printed guide will be free to pick up from all participating venues and key visitor destinations across the district, with more than 10,000 available. Visitors to the website will be able to sign up to a monthly mailing list to receive exclusive news and offers from

Haigh Simpson, director of Festival Publications said, “We really wanted to do something special to build on the success of the previous two guides. Everyone we spoke to loved them and they are a fantastic entry point for anyone wanting to find out more about the districts food and drink scene. We felt it was important to build an online platform to sustain that interest for the benefit of everyone featured in the guide...and for Bradford!”

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The team are working with local filmmakers to produce video content to tie in with the launch and are on the lookout for writers with a passion for food and drink to join the review team. Expenses are paid and there’s a free meal in it too!

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Bradford Beer Festival

Potato Day 2019

28 February - 2 March, Victoria Hall

9 February, 10am - 4pm, Shipley College

Bradford Beer Festival will be returning to the famous Victoria Hall, Saltaire from February 28 – March 2, 2019 for the 22nd successive year.

Potato Day 2019 is your best chance to grab a great range of tubers at a fabulous price only 15p each.

In addition the festival will be offering hot and cold food at all sessions, great live entertainment, our famous tombola and several stalls. This year there will be a craft keg bar which will feature for the first time with innovative beers from local and regional new-wave brewers.

You can buy as many or as few as you like and there will be a fantastic selection to choose from including many you won’t see in the shops. Stalls and a great café make it a must - the social event of the potato calendar! Favourite varieties can sell out very quickly so better get here early if you’re after a particular variety. Keep your eye on the website as we will post the varieties available nearer the date.

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Preparations are already well on the way to present another great event for ale drinkers. There will be be over 130 beers, 20 ciders, perries and fruit wines plus a wide selection of draught and bottled international beers. So it’s safe to say there’ll be something for everyone.

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Thursday 28 February - Saturday 2 March Victoria Hall, Saltaire Thursday 28th feb 14:00 - 23:00 £3 Friday 1st March 11:30 - 16:30 £3 | 18:00 - 23:00 £5 Saturday 2nd march 11:30 - 16:30 £5 | 18:00 - 23:00 £5 Tickets: www.ticketsource.co.uk/bbf

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Film

UNESCO City of Film to mark 10 year anniversary Bradford UNESCO City of Film marks its 10th anniversary this year with a series of celebrations, events and activities across the District. The organisation’s director, David Wilson tells The Review what’s in store, “It was on June 8th 2009 that we received the incredible news that we’d been awarded the prestigious designation as a UNESCO City of Film. Not only that but we were the first English city to join the network and the first City of Film so it was a bit of a double celebration, “ reflects David who has been the director of the project since 2011. “From the start, we saw the potential of joining the creative cities network. Ten years later we’re working alongside cities like Rome, Sydney and Qingdao in China so it’s really propelled us onto a world stage in terms of being able to develop shared cultural, educational and business opportunities for Bradford.” When Bradford joined the network there were 37 creative cities and now there are 180 from 72 countries, all sharing a collective mission to place creativity at the heart of their strategy for local economic and social development. It’s a plan of action that Bradford UNESCO City of Film has adopted wholeheartedly. This is reflected in the diversity of their flagship projects in areas including: community, education, business, film and festivals.

“We’re a small team so we make the most of the strong partnerships we have across the District, from working with individuals leading small community projects, to large organisations who help deliver longer term projects in education and business, “ says David, “so in marking the 10th anniversary,

we’re celebrating and developing long term projects as well as starting new ones. There’s also plenty of events to enjoy in the programme and I hope that everyone joins with us to celebrate.” And even with a quick glance, the programme lives up to this aspiration, with many events also being free to attend. For anyone interested in film there are a series of exclusive talks on life working in the film and TV industry. The series “Screen Talk”, running throughout the year, will host guest speakers who have worked on productions including Top Gear, Peaky Blinders, Ackley Bridge and Eastenders. The programme also incorporates three festivals including a new Smart Phone Film Festival which is a first for Bradford. And there are film production workshops, film screenings, exhibitions and even swing dancing, for those who thought film-based events are all sedentary experiences. The 10th anniversary is also an opportunity to focus on Bradford UNESCO City of Film’s wider agendas for change. The programme features an education symposium which will consider the impact of mobile technology on teaching and learning and to mark International Women’s Day, a debate in partnership with BBC Radio Leeds to discuss the stubborn gender inequalities that still exist in the film and TV industry. “There’s enough to keep us busy for the year,” smiles David full of enthusiasm,” and the good thing is it’s making us think about the next ten years so watch this space..” www.bradford.film

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The Yorkshire Games Festival is back with a new February slot! The five-day festival, now in its third year, will run from 6–10 February 2019. The National Science & Media Museum will once again play host to a fantastic delegate conference, with special guest speakers and workshops tailored to those studying games-related courses or starting their career in the industry. Plus the Let’s Play! weekend will offer plenty of free gameplay and activities for all the family to enjoy together. New for 2019 is the Young Developers’ Conference, a brand-new partnership with BAFTA. Designed to engage the industry’s youngest and brightest stars, the conference will inspire and inform younger game makers - and their families - about the amazing opportunities available within the games industry. The Science & Media Museum will also welcome the legendary Jeff Minter of Llamasoft fame. Jeff is the man behind the Atari Jaguar’s critically acclaimed flagship Tempest 2000 and Xbox Live Arcade’s celebrated Space Giraffe, among others. As part of a delegate programme, Jeff will join the festival to discuss his exciting career in games. Guardian games journalists (and friends of the festival) Keith Stuart and Jordan Erica Webber will also be back to offer expert insight. www.scienceandmediamuseum.org.uk/whats-on/ yorkshire-games-festival#useful-information

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30 March, 9.30am - 4pm, Victoria Hall Rose & Brown have been bringing vintage into the heart of Saltaire for eleven years, with five Saltaire Vintage Home & Fashion Fairs a year at Victoria Hall. The Fair returns on Saturday 30 March and fills the beautiful listed interior of the hall with nearly 50 stalls of genuine vintage fashion and homewares from the 1920’s to the 1980’s. A specially compiled soundtrack of cool tunes spanning all of the vintage decades is a perfect backdrop for a Springtime browse of one-off vintage fashion finds, stylish homewares, items of small furniture and curious collectables. The fairs are dedicated to true vintage and are a celebration of the excitement of discovering pieces, which have history, are well designed and original, and will not be found on the high street. The event is back in the Summer on 29 June. The fair runs from 9.30am – 4pm. Entry is £3 full price or £2 for concessions on the door, with under 16’s in free. Tea room provided by Interlude.

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Bradford Open 2019 27 February - 5 March Cartwright Hall Art Gallery Bradford Open 2019 enables artists aged 16 and over who live, work or study within the Bradford District to showcase artwork at the civic Cartwright Hall Art Gallery. Work is submitted in any medium and judged for inclusion in the exhibition by an invited panel. Work on display will cover all mediums including printmaking, drawing, photography, sculpture, the crafts and video. Work is for sale so it’s a great opportunity to support local talent and purchase a unique piece of art. Prizes courstesy of the Friends of Bradford Art Galleries and Museums.

Drawing with Ears 5 February, 6.30pm Bread + Roses, Bradford Here is your chance to become crew aboard a voyage through the senses. Where other worlds shall be discovered. Multi-media artist Ben Cummins has devised a cross sensory discourse designed to discover new ways to sense the world around us. Here within the comfort of Bread & Roses, we shall awaken perception and allow for our artistic expression to burst into being.

Touchstone: Extraordinary Drawers! From 8 February until 3 March Bradford Cathedral From Touchstone comes a photographic exhibition that uses the hidden life contained within drawers to share insights into the everyday lives of ordinary people. Personal stories are so often private, but we invited people to share something of their ‘hidden’ lives by taking a photograph of a drawer that says something about them.

14 February, Hello Crafter Learn the fantastic art of fluid paint pouring techniques in this fun, interactive workshop. you will be shown how to modify your paint to get the correct pouring consistency, demonstrate several paint pouring methods (dirty pour, tree ring pour, swipe method, puddle pour), and show you how to create cells. All materials provided to create four 8 x 8 canvases. Please come dressed for mess! Cost £30 including all materials & refreshments.

Beer & Books 5 February, Cap & Collar, Saltaire

Cap and Collar host the first Beer and Book Club of 2019. Anyone is welcome and this first n=meeting invites you to bring a book that you’ve recently read and loved! You can talk about favourite genres, likes and dislikes and from there we can select the books for March and April so get your thinking caps on! Beer and Books welcomes everyone and will be a great way to get out of a reading comfort zone, discover something new and meet your fellow community of book worms.

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Monthly They Craft Social 20 February & 20 March, 7pm, The Triangle A monthly social for local creatives wanting to get out of the house and or studio and meet other likeminded lonesome independent retail business owners. If you are a jeweller, painter, designer maker, illustrator, silver smith, craftsperson of any sort then this is a great opportunity to network, learn new skills or just get out of the house. Basically if you have cabin fever and want to pop along then you are more than welcome! There’s no format, no cliques or meeting minutes, just chat, support and generally a vent about the freelance life. Held every month as close to the third wednesday evening as possible, upstairs at The Triangle in Shipley.

Skill Share Sundays with Ping Kelly 3 February, 2pm, Young Masters Visual Arts School

Celebrate Chinese New Year 2019 with the local artist Ping Kelly. Participants will begin with an introduction to the structure of birds. They will learn basic Chinese brush painting styles and techniques: how to hold the brush and how to make the different strokes etc. They will learn how to use the water, black ink and paint. After guided practice, they will gain the necessary skills for painting images of a bird.

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The Saltaire Record & Retro Fair, Saturday 9th March, Caroline Club When you walk into the first Saltaire Record Fair of the year in March, only the eagle-eyed of you will notice any difference from last year’s highly successful fairs. You’ll still be able to find a healthy bunch of stalls chocked full of rarities, bargains and records you never knew you wanted; you’ll still be able to take a left turn into pop culture memorabilia; you’ll still be in the Caroline Club on Caroline Street; and you’ll still be able to do all that to a great soundtrack of live DJs. What you might not notice is that the Record Fair is now under new ownership. Previously run by Rose & Brown Vintage (those of the excellent vintage fair that takes place in Victoria Hall), the stewardship is now in the hands of Shipley’s own Record Club. The Record Club is a long running community group formed in 2011, connecting local folk through a shared love of music on vinyl. Their events on the first Saturday of every month at The Triangle on Bradford Road in Shipley attract a dedicated crowd of music lovers but other than the odd pop-up event around Saltaire and a regular show on BCB Radio, this is the first time it has moved into fresh pastures. “Our involvement with Saltaire Record Fair had

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Same Name, Same Game, New Beginnings always been as eager punters and providing occasional DJ support, so when we were offered the chance to take over the reins of the fair itself, it honestly seemed like a no-brainer,” said Record Club’s Tony Painter, “We felt it was a great opportunity to use our passion for music, and especially vinyl, to help others who share the same love and to connect further with the local community.” Help is an important word, it seems. “The Record Club isn’t a business,” Tony explained, “we’re not doing this to make money for ourselves. The club’s members have committed to contributing profits to local charitable causes, particularly in promoting music and music appreciation.” So if you’re in the Saltaire area on 9th March, head on down to the Caroline Club, pick up that record your collection is missing and help the community. The Saltaire Record & Retro Fair is on Saturday 9th March at the Caroline Club on Caroline Street, from 10am to 3.30pm. Entry is 50p. Further fairs are also planned for Saturdays 14th July and 9th November. For more information visit saltairerecordfair. org.uk

Music

Bill Ryder Jones 12 February, 8pm, Salt Beer Factory English multi-instrumentalist/composer/singer/ songwriter/producer Bill Ryder-Jones began his music career in 1996 as the lead guitarist for popular Hoylake-based psychedelic pop outfit the Coral, with whom he spent 12 years before embarking on a solo career that saw him composing scores for films like 2011’s Bed and 2012’s Piggy and releasing more song-based solo albums like 2011’s ambitious If... and 2016’s acclaimed West Kirby County Primary. In addition to his own work, Ryder-Jones has also amassed an impressive résumé as a producer and session musician, working on records for acts like the Wytches and Arctic Monkeys. Upon his departure from the Coral in 2008, the Merseyside native began recording a series of songs and instrumental demos. Influenced by the likes of Ennio Morricone, Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, and the pastoral English folk of the late Nick Drake, Ryder-Jones provided the score for the 2009 short film Leave Taking, which was directed by longtime friend Laurence Easeman. The compositions made up the bulk of his debut EP, A Leave Taking Soundtrack, and were followed by further forays into film soundtracks for It’s Natural to Be Afraid (2010), Bed (2011),

and Piggy (2012). In November 2011, RyderJones released his full-length debut for Domino, If..., which was based on Italo Calvino’s 1979 novel If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler. The intimate and far more song-oriented A Bad Wind Blows in My Heart followed in 2013. Over the next few years, his studio efforts were focused on producing other artists like Hooton Tennis Club, the Wytches, and Saint Saviour, while he also became a touring member of Arctic Monkeys. Moving from the more minimalist folk style of his previous album, Ryder-Jones sought a heavier, more band-oriented sound for his follow-up. Written in his childhood bedroom at his mother’s home and recorded in Liverpool, 2016’s West Kirby County Primary was a deeply affecting album that delved into the singer’s personal life. Returning in 2018, Ryder-Jones again looked inward on the introspective Yawn, a low-key guitar album whose themes revolved around everyday life situations.

Music Listings TLR Present…David Ford 22 February, 8pm

A multi-instrumentalist and master of the loop pedal, Ford’s mesmerising live performances regularly sell-out venues on both sides of the Atlantic. As well as playing headline shows to his devoted and loyal fan base, he has toured with and supported artists such as Elvis Costello, Ray LaMontagne, Aimee Mann, Sara Bareilles, Gomez, Aqualung, Richard Ashcroft, Suzanne Vega, Augustana, Ingrid Michaelson and Jakob Dylan.

TLR present...Vishtèn 1 February, 8pm Caroline Street Social Club

Multi award-winning Acadian trio, Vishtèn celebrate 15 years together with their sixth album “Horizons” and most extensive UK tour to date.

Jon Jones and the Beatnik Movement + Knuckle + The Astrids 7 February, 8pm Salt Beer Factory

Dark alleyway aggression meets metallic hobnailed vocals with slashes of noise bellowing from the bottom of a tortured soul.

Eddie Earthquake & the Tremors 8th February 9.30pm Shipley Catholic Club

Authentic and energetic beat combo with great harmonies playing rock n roll and pop hits and obscurities from the 1950s and 60s. Free entry.

Jive to live music from the 309s

Sam Barrett + Henry Parker

9 February, 7.30pm Bingley Arts Centre

14 February, 7.30pm Salt Beer Factory

Come along and enjoy the lively sound of 40s & 50s American Dance Music. Can’t jive? No problem. Just listen to the brilliant music, or, learn the swing basics with local teachers Sue and Nigel.

Raised in the Dales village of Addingham, Sam began performing in and around Leeds in 2004, with word spreading further afield with the release of his 2009 debut album Close To Home. Performing at SXSW in Austin, Texas in 2010, he has toured the US widely.

Zahir Abbas Qawaal Qawaali Performance 9 February, 8pm Kala Sangam

In high demand for their captivating and powerful performances, Zahir Abbas Qawaal is a leading Sufi Qawaali group who have performed across the UK and internationally.

Theatre & PAArtserformance Music

Caroline Street Social Club

Topic Folk Club present...Alice Jones 14th February, 8pm Glyde House, Glydegate, Little Horton Lane

Singer, multi-instrumentalist and dancer from Ripponden who has a wealth of material from the English folk tradition and beyond. £6 (£5 for Topic members)

Gordon Tetley Big Band - 1940s Dance

Barbara Dickson in Concert

11 February, 8.30pm Caroline Street Social Club

15 February, 8pm St George’s Hall

Recreate the heyday of the big band with the swinging sounds of the Gordon Tetley Band in Saltaire. Fantastic music from the longest running and best Big Band in the area. Serious

Barbara Dickson is back on tour for the first time in two years with her full band singing a selection of her hits, songs from the theatre and some of her own favourites.

Music

Music Listings Culture Shock with Captain Hotknives 16 February 1 in 12 Club

English anarcho-ska/punk legends Culture Shock, return to Bradford with special guest Captain Hotknives.

16 February, 8pm Kirkgate Centre, Shipley

Wil Oddsox brings you an eclectic mix of tunes to dance to. From Elvis to Underworld, Pixies to Lee Scratch Perry, Donna Summer to Iggy Pop.

Topic Folk Club present...Daria Kulesh 21st February, 8pm Glyde House, Glydegate, Little Horton Lane

A rising star of the folk scene, with her striking voice and strong Russian and Ingush heritage, making a big name for herself. A Topic debut. Tonight Daria is accompanied by Jonny Dyer.

Kilnsey Green + The Tenmours 21 February, 8pm Salt Beer Factory, Saltaire

Blues soaked Folk Rock band Kilnsey Green return to Salt Brew Factory for a headline show ahead of their EP release. Folk Fusion pioneers The Tenmours will be opening the show with their unique and exciting blend of Folk, Rock and World Music.

22nd February 9.30pm Shipley Catholic Club

Classic rock & pop tunes given an acoustic twist and a new lease of life. Free entry

Al’s Star Bar Blues Night 27 February, 8pm Al’s Star Bar, Saltaire

A night of varied blues, hosted by the prolific Ben ‘Blue’ Waters, a fan of Son House and The Captain, who will kick of the evening. Followed by mainly ragtime blues presented by the accomplished Gerry Cooper. I will be doing a set as well. It will be a great night!

Waiting For Wednesday 7 March, 8pm The Exchange Craft Beer House

This feisty female duo with sweet and husky voices harmonise distinctively in their stirring songs on living, loving and losing. Influenced by the likes of Joni, Janis and Emmylou, they write stories in the folk tradition and play them with a rock passion and country twang.

Hardbails 7 March, 7.30pm Salt Beer Factory

In 2012 four guys started bashing out rawking tunes by Carl Perkins, Link Wray and Collins Kids in a dusty studio held together with tape and egg boxes in Armley, Leeds. These four guys

Ecstatic Material: Beatrice Dillon & Keith Harrison 10 February, 7.30pm Fuse Art Space Ecstatic Material is a newly commissioned dynamic sound sculpture by musician and producer Beatrice Dillon and visual artist Keith Harrison which will expand and contract over back-toback performances at venues across England. This live experiment with sound and substance will be conducted through a modular system made up of malleable plastics, coloured light and multi-channel audio which is constructed, choreographed and diffused by the artists into the performance space. Tour support comes from DJs Copper Sounds who spin copper dubplates, ceramic pots, and heavy icelandic rocks, using these materials to create a primitive and tactile form of turntablism. They will also lead a daytime workshop at each tour venue, where participants can design and cast their own playable wax 7” and take it home with them.

Featured Event

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Haress, Markers, T House, Aby Vulliamy 16 March, 7.30pm The Triangle, Shipley

became Hailbails! They include ex-members of the Folk Theatre Partisans, the Lodger and the Lovesick Cowboys.

Eddie Earthquake and the Tremors 8 March, 8pm Victoria Hall, Keighley

Authentic and energetic beat combo with great harmonies playing rock n roll and pop hits and obscurities from the 1950s and 60s, Eddie Earthquake and the Tremors are playing at Victoria Hall in Keighley for Cancer Support Yorkshire: www. csyorkshire.org.uk

Zang 9 March, 8pm The Fox, Shipley

ZANG are a rollicking instrumental quartet playing a hip heavy hammond organ hybrid of jazz, blues, r&b, pop, dance and much more.

Hannah Johnson & The Broken Hearts 10 March, 7.30pm Caroline Street Social Club

On her most recent record, Shaken, Hannah Johnson, who brings her five-piece Broken Hearts to TLR, delves deep into her influences of old country, the blues and honkytonk music.

Music

Guitar duo from Bishops Castle from Dave and Liz that brought you Sineater festival and Lancashire and Somerset records. Meditative, cyclical folk-tinged slow-picking and drones a la Lungfish and Dylan Carson/Earth. Touring their debut album with augmented line-up including extra guitar from Chris Summerlin from Kogumaza, vocals from Thomas House out of Sweet Williams and drumming from David Smyth off of Kling Klang.

TLR Presents...Track Dogs

O’Hooley & Tidow In Concert

15 March, 8pm Caroline Street Social Club

22 March, 7.30pm Black Dyke Mills, Queensbury

The Madrid-based band is comprised of two Irishmen (Dublin & Wicklow), an Englishman (Sheffield) and an American (Vermilion, Ohio) and came together in 2011 to make their unique brand of acoustic music; a veritable 4×4 of voices and instruments identified for their dynamic fusion of styles including folk, Latin, Americana, bluegrass and pop.

With a personal invite from Billy Bragg to play Glastonbury,

Electric Boys & Last Great Dreamers

28 March, 8pm Glyde House, Glydegate, Little Horton Lane

15 March, 8pm The Underground, Bradford

Electric Boys were formed 1988 in Stockholm, Sweden and released their critically acclaimed debut Funk-O-Metal Carpet Ride 1989. It was released internationally about a year later, including five new songs produced by monster producer Bob Rock (Metallica and Mötley Crüe).

The Pathfinders

sessions on 6 Music and Radio 2, five star reviews and a feature in The Guardian, the songwriting, voice and piano partnership of Belinda O’Hooley and Heidi Tidow is regarded as ‘One of British folk music’s mightiest combinations’ (MOJO).

Topic Folk Club present...Tom Kitching & Jon Loomes

Indefatigable fiddle player Tom teams up with leading multi-instrumentalist Jon for an evening of memorable music.

Hellbound Hearts w/ CPSD 29 March, 8pm The Exchange, Keighley A live force to be reckoned with astonishing heavy, catchy and standout music laced with wicked jagged riffs and pop-smart melodies. Support from heavy blues hard rockers CPSD.

Friday 22nd March 9.30pm Shipley Catholic Club

Complete setlist covering all the sounds of the 60s and nothing else! Free entry

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