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LANCASHIRE'S PREMIER JAZZ FESTIVAL!
Musician: Ed Kainyek Photographer: Matthew Collinge
Liane Carroll, James Taylor Quartet, Marius Neset Quartet, Georgina Jackson, Paul Rigby & Northern Jazz Orchestra, Neil Yates Quartet, Jazz Department, Giddy Gringos, Django Bop Trio, Eric Ainsworth, Mark Lewis Trio, Pacific Lamppost, Kevin Morris & Sweet Georgia Blue, One Way Street, Sue Parish, Ribble Valley Jazz Collective, The Wonderful Sound of the Cinema Organ, Matt Holborn Quartet, Jeriatric Jazz, Tantz, John Wickham Trio, St Augustine’s RC Big Band, + Blues Bands - Kiki Deville & The Cadillacs, Freebird, Junkhouse Dog Blues, Mighty Revelators Festival President: Paul J Rigby Email: info@rvjazzandblues.co.uk www.rvjazzandblues.co.uk/Fest2013.html facebook.com/RibbleValleyJazzFest Twitter: @RVJazzblues Tel: 07870 908159
Festival President Paul J Rigby’s Message 2
”May Day Bank Holiday Weekend 2013 means Ribble Valley Jazz Festival 2013 is here again our 4th Annual four day celebration of all that is good about live and creative music in Lancashire. We have a great programme lined up as you will see when you sit down and read through the brochure. There are several new features this year, including the introduction of a Rover Ticket, and a Street Festival on Saturday. Are you a web browser? You will do well to keep up-to-date on our website, Facebook & Twitter pages for up-to-date Festival News - all addresses on front cover of brochure. Say ‘Hello’ when you see me around during the weekend so we can share our enjoyment of a fine Festival experience”. Paul J Rigby - Paul is lead tutor, ensemble co-ordinator & Musical Director for Blackburn with Darwen Music Service - Director & drummer of Northern Jazz Orchestra and Musical Director for Lancashire Schools Jazz Orchestra - and in June 2012 became director of Ribble Valley Jazz Collective - RVJ&B’s new Big Band experience.
Welcome to our 4th four day Annual Jazz Festival
2012 was a ‘Bigger & Better’ Festival: top names, variety, youth jazz, new bands, free gigs, sell-outs, and a great time…Read on for 2013 surprises. Order tickets now so you can see great jazz in fine venues, including The Grand, The Atrium Cafe Bar, and some great pubs & restaurants. Liane Carroll (British Jazz Vocalist of Year 2012) & the James Taylor Quartet are a big draw. Here are the surprises for Festival 2013: 1 A good value Rover Ticket; 2 Pre-fest warm-up gig Saturday 27th April with Norwegian rising star Marius Neset; 3 Collaboration with Valley Gigs for a Saturday Street Festival; 4 First Out-of-Town blues gig at Chipping Village Hall; 5 Extended blues stage at the Rose & Crown. All this is extra to a successful format of ticketed gigs & free fringe events. Friday’s Lunchtime Live sees the return of wonderful Georgina Jackson. More Youth Jazz with the John Wickham Band, St Augustine’s RC School Big Band, and Pacific
The Ribble Valley Jazz Festival is sponsored and Supported by:
Lamppost. Monday afternoon, following star appearances from Matt Holborn Quartet, Tantz, Neil Yates Qrt, Jazz Department, The Wonderful Sound of the Cinema Organ, Northern Jazz Orchestra, and a host of free gigs, we finish off with a real party piece featuring Giddy Gringos - bring your dancing shoes! See you there; I look forward to welcoming you in our shared appreciation of great jazz. Sue Lightbown - Chair Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues
2013 Festival Patrons Sue Lightbown Paul Ellis Geoff Jackson
Clitheroe Town Council
Clitheroe Chamber of Trade & Commerce www.visitclitheroe.co.uk Cowman’s Famous Sausage Shop www.cowmans.co.uk Ribble Valley Tourism Association www.visitribblevalley.co.uk Rose & Crown Hotel www.theroseandcrownhotelclitheroe.co.uk Rufus Carr Ford Cars www.rufuscarr.co.uk Valley Gigs www.valleygigs.co.uk
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Ribble Valley Jazz Festival Programme 2013 Festival President’s Message 2 Welcome to our 4th Annual Jazz Festival 2 MARIUS NESET Pre-Festival Warm-Up Gig 3 Lunchtime Live Presents: GEORGINA JACKSON QUARTET 4 NEIL YATES - Hubbard Covered! 4 Saturday Street Festival 5 Drumming Workshop - Led by Paul J Rigby 5 SUE PARISH TRIO 5
PAUL J RIGBY & the NORTHERN JAZZ ORCHESTRA presenting Michael Bublé & Buddy Rich Supported by the RIBBLE VALLEY JAZZ COLLECTIVE BIG BAND 6 LIANE CARROLL TRIO Festival Double Header! Two Bands - One Ticket! MATT HOLBORN QUARTET TANTZ
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Festival Programme 2013 8&9 Sunday Dinner Jazz ONE WAY STREET 10 THE JAZZ DEPARTMENT 10 JAMES TAYLOR QUARTET (JTQ) 10 Multi-Instrument Improvisation Workshop with Trish Ferrarin 11 THE WONDERFUL SOUND OF THE CINEMA ORGAN 11 GIDDY GRINGOS 11 Chipping Village Hall Blues Venue - FREEBIRD 13 FREE Gigs on Rose & Crown Hotel’s BLUES STAGE! KIKI DEVILLE & THE CADILLACS 13 THE MIGHTY REVELATORS 13 JUNKHOUSEDOG BLUES BAND 13 Jazz Festival Extras 15 The Venues 2013 (back cover) 16
BOOKING YOUR TICKETS!
Book tickets for all events at The Grand’s Ticket Office Phone 01200 421599 - Book online at www.thegrandvenue.co.uk ROVER TICKETS New Great Value 2013 Rover Ticket - Limited supply to 31 March covering all ticketed events - £80 - Members £70
with Jasper Hoiby, Nick Ramm and Anton Eger
Date: Saturday 27 April 8pm to 11pm Venue: The Atrium Cafe Bar, Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tickets: £14, Members £12
which really impress. “After Parker, Coltrane and Ornette
In April 2011 Marius Neset released Golden Xplosion, an album that led to the saxophonist and composer becoming one of the most talked about newcomers on the European jazz scene in recent years.
Coleman have come Michael Brecker and Steve Coleman, all players of this most articulate of instruments.
At just 25 years old, he was described by Terje Mosnes in Norway’s Dagbladet as “the most talented Norwegian saxophonist since Jan Garbarek in the 1960s”, but it is the maturity in both his writing and playing, combined with the extraordinary energy and commitment he puts into every performance
It’s been some while since a new game-changer emerged but the buzz surrounding Marius Neset suggests that he just might be it”. Jack Massarick - Evening Standard www.mariusneset.com
SATURDAY 27 APRIL
MARIUS NESET Pre-Festival Warm-Up Gig
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LUNCHTIME LIVE PRESENTS:
GEORGINA JACKSON QUARTET
Georgina Jackson: Vocals/Trumpet with Dean Masser: Sax & Richard Wetherall Trio.
Date: Friday 3rd May 12noon - 2pm. Doors open 11.15am Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £7, Members/Grand Affinity Card Holders £5 Radio 2 Big Band asked Georgina Jackson to perform a tribute show to heroine Peggy Lee last year, highlighting the transformation she has made from trumpet player to singer.
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Brought up on Big Band music, Georgina worked for many years as part of the highly regarded Wigan Jazz Club Band. But she harboured a desire “to wear a posh frock” rather than be the same as “the lads in the band”. Georgina made a dash for the front mike and her career path changed forever. Her first CD, “Till There Was You”, landed her dream job as resident singer with the Ronnie Scotts Jazz
Orchestra, were she performs most months. Last year her long awaited second album “Watch What Happens” was given great acclaim. BBC Radio 2 performances included a duet with the BBC Concert Orchestra and the Steve Vintner Trio. This event is part of The Grand’s Lunchtime Live series. Food is available and can be pre-ordered - extra to admission price. Phone The Grand Box office on 01200 421599 to book. www.georginajackson.net
NEIL YATES - Hubbard Covered! Neil Yates: trumpet & flugel horn with Huw Warren: piano, Huw Vaughan Williams: bass, Eryl Roberts: Drums, Felix Ngindu: Percussion. Date: Friday 3rd May 8.00 - 11.00 Venue: The Atrium Cafe Bar, Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tickets: £10, Members £8
Hubbard’s Covered is Neil Yates’ 5-piece band covering the life story of one of his heroes, the great trumpeter Freddie Hubbard, from his early days on Blue Note and Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers in the 60s through his Grammy Award winning early 70s fusion period, his controversially commercialised late 70s albums, and his return to straight ahead jazz in the mid 80s. The band bring back to life some of Hubbard’s classic, now standard compositions like Little Sunflower, Up Jumped Spring, Red Clay, Thermo, Byrdlike, Gibraltar, First Light and Open Sesame. www.neilyates.co.uk
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RVJ&B team up with local music & arts group, Valley Gigs, for a day of music & performing arts on Castle Street, Clitheroe’s main thoroughfare. Our focus will be to showcase local talent. As well as music we will have street performers, face painting. The Street Festival starts at 11am and carries on through to 5pm. In the weeks leading up to the street closure we will be running a number of workshops and hopefully the participants will have a chance to perform on the day. See website www.valleygigs.co.uk for details. Programme includes: Bourbon Street Roofraisers, St Augustine’s RC School Big Band - Billington, Blowjangles - Lively community jazz band, Blackburn People’s Choir Award winning local choir, Beat Based Conserve - Funky local group, The Jam Factory - Community jazz band from Blackburn & Darwen, Pacific Lamppost - Talented quartet of young local musicians, and Nick Schumann - Local Singer/Guitarist.
Date: Sat 4th & Mon 6th May from 11.00 - 12.30 Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £10 adults, £6 under 18’s
Develop your drumming skills under expert tuition from Paul J Rigby, one of UK’s top drummers! Phone 07870 908159 for more details/bookings for either or both sessions.
Featuring Sue Parish - vocals, Paul Kilvington - piano & Frank Grime - bass. Date: Saturday 4th May 2pm - 4pm Venue: The Atrium Cafe Bar, Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tickets: FREE Gig - not ticketed Swinging singer plus two of the Northwest’s finest jazz players. Lancaster based vocalist Sue has received acclaim for her inventive and joyous take on the Great American Songbook, and performed at jazz clubs and festivals throughout the northwest. The brilliant musicianship of Paul Kilvington and Frank Grime creates a fascinating interplay with Sue’s lively approach, as the trio explore popular standards, along with less familiar vintage material and one or two Be-Bop classics.
SATURDAY 4 MAY
SUE PARISH TRIO
SAT 4 & MON 6
DRUMMING WORKSHOPS - Led by Paul J Rigby
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PAUL J RIGBY & THE NORTHERN JAZZ ORCHESTRA
with James Loughlin - The Magic of Michael Bublé and Buddy Rich! WIth the Ribble Valley Jazz Collective Big Band Date: Saturday 4th May 1.30 - 4.30 Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £12, Members £10 The Northern Jazz Orchestra was formed by Paul J Rigby in 1989. Almost 25 years later their reputation as one of the premier big bands in the North West is renowned for a unique style, bringing the best in big band music. RVJ&B works closely with NJO. Their last two gigs at The Grand in Clitheroe have been sell-outs! Paul, band leader since formation, leads this superb band. “He is a musician first and a drummer second, though... he is one of the UK’s top drummers”. - Fred Shawcross, Lancashire Telegraph. The NJO Festival programme presents The Magic of Michael Bublé and Buddy Rich. James Loughlin, fronting the band on vocals, presents the Bublé sound. Only 20 years old, James has achieved
experience singing in Liverpool clubs since 14, subsequently developing a role singing Jazz/Swing. His experience includes appearances on Lottery TV. www.myspace.com/thenjo
RIBBLE VALLEY JAZZ COLLECTIVE Sponsored by The Atrium Cafe Bar Ribble Valley Jazz Collective is a new Big Band formed in June 2012 for the benefit of local musicians of all ages. The band meets weekly on Monday evenings at The Atrium Cafe Bar, Clitheroe and welcomes new musicians of almost any level of experience! Send us an email if you want to learn more about the band which is directed by Paul J Rigby himself. The appearance in supporting the Northern Jazz Orchestra will be its second public engagement. Come and listen to progress made in under 12 months!
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Continuing the tradition of presenting the leading female voices in British jazz, the Ribble Valley Jazz festival is thrilled to welcome Liane Carroll, voted “Best Vocalist” at the 2012 British Jazz Awards, as our Saturday night headliner.
SATURDAY 4 MAY
LIANE CARROLL TRIO
Date: Saturday 4th May Doors 7.15pm, Stage 8pm Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £18 / £16 Jazz Club members and Grand Affinity Card Holders
London-born Liane, who combines wonderful piano playing with her amazing voice, will be appearing with her trio (featuring Roger Carey on electric bass and Mark Fletcher on drums). Liane’s diverse body of work sets her apart as a true free spirit. Her collaborations range from work with US guitar legend Jerry Donahue to drum n ‘ bass outfit London Elektricity and acclaimed Scottish jazz pianist Brian Kellock. She has been a headline act at London’s Ronnie Scott’s Jazz club since 1993 and has the notable experience of headlining at the Glastonbury Festival in 1997, with a show that was broadcast to 300,000 people on Radio 3. In 2012 Liane Carroll has appeared in New York and Montreux Jazz Festivals. www.lianecarroll.co.uk
Date: Saturday 4th May 7.30 - 11.00 Venue: The Atrium Cafe Bar, Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tickets: Adults £12 - Members £10
MATT HOLBORN QUARTET Featuring Matt Holborn - Violin with Ben Mallon, Ben Danzig & Jermie Coullon - Guitars, Simon Read - Double Bass.
Violinist Matt Holborn brings his quartet to The Cooler for the first time. The band have adopted the traditional gypsy jazz line up of two rhythm guitars, lead guitar, violin and double-bass. With a mix of gypsy jazz standards and straight ahead jazz tunes the band take the modern Paris sound to the UK! www.mattholborn.com
TANTZ With Ben Danzig - Guitar, Matt Holborn - Violin, Matt Davies - Drums/Percussion, Pete Gavin - Bass, Dwayne Kilvington - Live Electronics, & Arran Kent - Clarinet.
Tantz are bringing their own brand of Electro-Klezmer to the world music stage. They deliver a hard hitting blend of Eastern European folk and contemporary beat. Look at their tags to get an idea of their lively brand of music: dub, groove, jazz, klezmer, world, balkan. Go online to www.tantz. bandcamp.com/album/etrog-pomander to listen to “Etrog Pomander” track on their CD released 3rd January 2013. www.tantz.bandcamp.com
SATURDAY 4 MAY
FESTIVAL DOUBLE HEADER! Two Bands - One Ticket!
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FESTIVAL PROGRAMME 2013 TICKETED GIGS Saturday 27th April
8.00 - 11.00
Marius Neset
Atrium Cafe Bar
Page 3
12.00 - 2.00
Georgina Jackson - Lunchtime Live
The Grand
Page 4
7.30 - 11.00
Freebird - Blues Session
Chipping Village Hall Page 13
8.00 - 11.00
Neil Yates - Hubbard Covered
Atrium Cafe Bar
Friday 3th May
Page 4
Saturday 4th May
11.00 - 12.00
Kevin Morris on Guitar
Clitheroe Library
11.00 - 12.30
Drumming Workshop
The Grand
Page 5
1.30 - 4.30
Paul J Rigby & Northern Jazz Orchestra Presenting Michael BublĂŠ & Buddy Rich Supported by Ribble Valley Jazz Collective
The Grand
Page 6
8.00 - 10.30
Liane Carroll Trio
The Grand
Page 7
7.30 - 11.00
Festival Double Header Matt Holborn Quartet & Tantz
Atrium Cafe Bar
Page 7
11.00 - 12.30
Multi-Instrument Improvisation Workshop
The Grand
Page 11
4.00 - 6.00
Jazz Department with Josie Smith
Atrium Cafe Bar
Page 10
8.00 - 10.30
James Taylor Quartet Supported by the John Wickham Trio
The Grand
Page 10
11.00 - 12.30
Drumming Workshop
The Grand
Page 5
12.00 - 2.00
The Wonderful Sound of the Cinema Organ
Atrium Cafe Bar
Page 11
4.00 - 6.30
Giddy Gringos - Festival Party-Time
The Grand
Page 11
Sunday 5th May
Monday 6th May
Information correct at time of going to press and events are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
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CAFÉ JAZZ Saturday 4th May 12.00 - 2.00
John Wickham Trio
Maxwell’s Cafe Bar
2.00 - 4.00
Sue Parish Trio
The Atrium Cafe Bar
DINNER JAZZ Friday 3th May 5.00 - 7.00
Django Bop Trio
Piccolino’s
8.00 -10.00
Eric Ainsworth Quartet
Inn at The Station
Saturday 4th May
12.00 - 2.00
Mark Lewis Trio & Guests
The Old Post House Hotel
5.00 - 7.00
Kiki DeVille & The Cadillacs
Rose & Crown Hotel
6.30 - 8.00
Django Bop Trio
The Old Post House Hotel
1.00 - 3.00
One Way Street
Inn at The Station
5.00 - 7.00
The Mighty Revelators
Rose & Crown Hotel
5.00 - 7.00
Jerriatric Jazz
Piccolino’s
12.00 - 2.00
Kevin Morris & Sweet Georgia Blue
The Old Post House Hotel
2.00 - 4.00
Junkhousedog Blues Band
Rose & Crown Hotel
Sunday 5th May
Monday 6th May
To avoid disappointment why not book a table at the Café & Dinner Jazz venues?
STREET FESTIVAL Saturday 4th May 10.30 - 5.00
Various Musicians, Bands, Street Artists
Castle Street & Town Centre
11.00 - 2.00
Ribble Valley Art Studio’s “Arts & Jazzy Weekend”
Harris Court Studios
Ribble Valley Art Studio will liven up Festival Saturday! Artists will be on the Street. Visit the Harris Court Studios (behind Nat-West Bank) for an Art Exhibition. In their courtyard listen to a band or choir. If you are a real jazzer you can Titivate your Trilby or Jazzify your Brollie with an artist’s help! Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues Board Members Sue Lightbown - Chair, Alfred Cerezo - Secretary, Phil Baugh - Treasurer, Matt Collinge, Paul Ellis, Shaun Heffernan, Geoff Jackson, Paul Ellis, Jenni Schumann. Ribble Valley Jazz Festival Committee Sue Lightbown - Chair, Paul Ellis, Geoff Jackson, Matt Evans, Shaun Heffernan, Jenni Schumann, Gary Ward, Pete Monk (Valley Gigs). Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues’ Mission RVJ&B promotes the cultural, economic and social benefits of jazz & blues by: Creating a thriving jazz & blues community - Involving young people Organising performances - Sharing knowledge, information & skills about jazz - Cooperating with others to promote cultural, economic & social provision in Clitheroe & Ribble Valley, Lancashire and the North West. RVJ&B organises: Monthly gigs with high quality jazz musicians - An Annual Jazz Festival - Special Jazz Events - Ribble Valley Jazz Collective Big Band.
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SUNDAY DINNER JAZZ g Swing! One Way Street Playin Featuring Brian Taylor: Saxes & Flute, Nick Mahon: Keyboards, Dave Turner: Double Bass. Date: Sunday 5th May 1.00 - 3.00 Venue: Inn at The Station, King Street, Clitheroe BB7 2EU Tickets: FREE gig
THE JAZZ DEPARTMENT with Josie Smith Featuring Josie Smith - vocals, with John Dyson - saxes, Kathy Dyson - guitar, Mark Donlon - piano, Steve Hanley -drums, Maxwell Sterling - double bass.
Date: Sunday 5th May 4.00 - 6.00 Venue: The Atrium Cafe Bar, Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tickets: £10 adults, £8 members
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The Jazz Department is a new band of well-established and young players set up to play a diverse range of jazz originals, standards, pop & soul tunes. Based in the North, it’s members hail from Manchester, Leeds and Bradford. Five of them were part of the same jazz department - hence the name. They made their debut at the Manchester Jazz Festival in 2012. www.manchesterjazz.com/2012/the-jazz-department
JAMES TAYLOR Quartet (JTQ) James Taylor - organ & vocals, Yvonne Yanney - vocals, Andrew McKinney - bass, Pat Illingworth - drums, Hugh Gledhill - guitar, Rob Townsend - sax and Nick Smart trumpet supported by the John Wickham Trio featuring John Wickham: Piano, Adam Lynch: Bass, Tom Rich: Drums. Date: Sunday 5th May - Doors 7.15, Stage 8.00 Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £20, £18 Members & Grand Affinity Card Holders For a quarter of a century, the James Taylor Quartet have set the standard for the coolest sounds in jazz-funk. On dozens of mighty albums and at their legendary gigs at home and around the world, they’ve quietly become a byword for distinguished British creativity. Famed for their upbeat, energetic performances, Taylor’s trademark Hammond organ has led the group’s sound from the rare groove style funk and boogaloo of their early material to the jazz / classical fusion that adorned his last record “Closer to the Moon”. Performing in an expanded format with horn section and featuring lead vocalist Yvonne Yanney,
the Ribble Valley Jazz Festival is thrilled to welcome this relentlessly entertaining ensemble as headliners. Without doubt one of the most important jazz-pop crossover bands in British musical history, “JTQ” are showing no signs of slowing down! www.jamestaylorquartet. co.uk
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Date: Sunday 5th May from 11.00 - 12.30 Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £10 adults, £6 under 18’s
Bring your own instrument and work with others to develop jazz improvisation skills under expert tuition. Phone 07870 908159 for more details/bookings - any age.
Rachel Hubbard - violin & vocals, Nick Rasle - vocals, Mat Oglesby - Sound. Date: Monday 6th May 12.00 to 2.00 Venue: The Atrium Cafe Bar, Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tickets: Free gig - sponsored by The Atrium Cafe Bar
MONDAY 6 MAY
The Wonderful Sound of the Cinema Organ Sam Foster - drums, James Grunwell - guitar & bass, Johnny Enser - Trumpet, Emma Coleman - cello & vocals,
SUNDAY 5 MAY
Multi-Instrument Improvisation Workshop Led by Trish Ferrarin.
“The Wonderful Sound of the Cinema Organ” presents a unique sonic and visual experience. Comprising of string, vocal, horn and rhythm sections we bring the nostalgic warmth of vintage jazz influences and archive footage projections right up to date with a captivating and highly danceable contemporary edge. With an all-live setup the band seamlessly blend haunting melodies and rich textures with hypnotic rhythms in an intoxicating display of musicianship and imagination. www.cinemaorgan.org
MONDAY 6 MAY
GIDDY GRINGOS
Date: Bank Holiday Monday 6th May 4.00 to 6.30 Venue: The Grand, York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DL Tickets: £12, Members - £10, Under 12’s free Giddy Gringos! A dancing band & star performers at Festival 2012. They are booked again for our Endof-Festival Dance Party at The Grand late afternoon Bank Holiday Monday. The 12 piece band has been put together by Alan & Dave Keane having been heavily influenced by Latin music for 20 years. The resurgence of Salsa and emergence of Zumba has brought a burning desire to bring their talent and enthusiasm to live audiences. Look at the line-up, a multi-instrumental band generating a percussion based rhythm section
supporting lively brass and vocals! Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, Boogaloo. Plenty of dancing space at The Grand, so put on your party dress and dancing shoes! www.facebook.com/GiddyGringos
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Enjoy spring the Italian way As winter draws to a close and warmer weather nears, a quick light bite on our alfresco terrace is the perfect way to put a spring in your step! T: 01200 423 111 Piccolino, Moor Lane, Lower Gate, Clitheroe BB7 1BE E: piccolino.clitheroe@piccolinorestaurants.co.uk www.piccolinorestaurants.co.uk
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A BIGGER & BETTER BLUES STAGE
Four blues bands in Festival 2013 doubling up the successful inclusion of Rose & Crown 2012 Blues Stage. A special outof-Clitheroe blues gig at Chipping Village Hall, and Three FREE blues sessions in three days at the Rose & Crown.
Date: Friday 3rd May 7.30 - 11.00 Venue: Chipping Village Hall, Garstang Road, Chipping PR3 2QH Tickets: £5, Members £4 Freebird, formed in 2001, are always in great demand, playing to packed houses wherever they appear. Their name is taken from their legendary rendition of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Freebird”. One of North West’s best rock covers bands they feature classics from Lynyrd Skynyrd, Free, Jimi
Hendrix, Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Gary Moore, ZZ Top, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, Santana, & Cream - all done with Freebird’s unique flair. They have been show stoppers at many of their gigs delighting audiences at Colne Blues Festival, Skegness “Rock n Blues”, and many other festivals and rallies. The Blues set at Chipping Village Hall will feature tunes from their new CD. www.clitheroeviews.co.uk/freebird/
Kiki deVille is more than a blues or jazz singer, she is the consummate entertainer. Her rapport with audiences is well known. Her ability to make her crowd feel like friends she has known for years is second to none. Kiki is professionalism & style
Date: Sunday 5th May 5.00 - 7.00 Venue: Rose & Crown, Castle Street, Clitheroe BB7 2BT Tickets: FREE The Mighty Revelators play quality funky blues, taking influence from American blues artistes. In a short time the band has made a real impact on
the North West blues scene. The group consists of four fine musicians: Lead Guitar - Rick Lucas & Mark Hopkins; Bass - Aaron Lloyd; Drums - Col Schofield. www.themightyrevelators.com
Date: Monday 6th May 2.00 - 4.00 Venue: Rose & Crown, Castle Street, Clitheroe BB7 2BT Tickets: FREE
Manchester’s Junkhousedog Blues Band, a favourites at Burnley & Colne Blues Festivals, is fronted by British Blues Harmonica Champion Luke “Junkhousedog”
Shaw, a dynamite singer and front man. The band mixes steamy shuffles and eclectic swing, with true vintage Chicago style grit. www.junkhousedog.com/
MONDAY 6 MAY
Junkhousedog Blues Band
SUNDAY 5 MAY
The Mighty Revelators
bringing a wealth of experience to any performance. Her love for her craft shines through every time she’s on stage. Kiki deVille & The Cadillacs will bring old school blues/jazz with a twist something new fresh for the 21st C. www.kikideville.com
SATURDAY 4 MAY
FREE gigs on Rose & Crown Hotel’s BLUES STAGE! Kiki deVille & the Cadillacs Date: Saturday 4th May 5.00 - 7.00 Venue: Rose & Crown, Castle Street, Clitheroe BB7 2BT Tickets: FREE
FRIDAY 3 MAY
Freebird A Blues Session from Clitheroe’s Premier Rock Band.
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The Atrium at Clitheroe Castle The Atrium CafÊ at Clitheroe Castle offers a range of meals and snacks, home made cakes, including gluten and/or dairy free cakes, Fairtrade hot drinks, locally sourced ingredients and fantastic views across Clitheroe and The Ribble Valley. The Atrium is also available for private functions and events, formal dinners and children’s birthday parties, and is also licensed for civil marriage ceremonies. The Atrium at Clitheroe Castle Castle Hill Clitheroe Lancashire BB7 1BA T: 01200 442630 E: info@atriumclitheroe.co.uk W: www.atriumclitheroe.co.uk
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Piccolino’s (BB7 1BE) Mainstream jazz & bebop from Jerriatric Jazz Django Bop Trio gypsy jazz music.
See pages 8 & 9 for dates and times.
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Inn at The Station (BB7 2EU) Eric Ainsworth’s Trio & Brian Taylor’s One Way Street bring massive experience and fine jazz to Ribble Valley Jazz.
SUN 5
The Old Post House Hotel (BB7 2EU) Django Bop Trio gypsy jazz - Jazz Standards from Ed Lomax & The Mark Lewis Trio - Kevin Morris & Sweet Georgia Blue bring guitar and vocals.
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King Street, Clitheroe BB7 2EU Tel: 01200 422025 www.posthousehotel.co.uk
Castle Hill, Clitheroe BB7 1BA Tel: 07870 908 159 www.atriumclitheroe.co.uk
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9 Castle Street BB7 2BT
Street Entertainment & Music
10 Clitheroe Library
Church Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DG Tel: 01200 428788
11 Chipping Village Hall
Garstang Road, Chipping, Preston PR3 2QH Tel: 01995 61835 www.chippingvillage.co.uk/villagehall Chipping
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Information correct at time of going to press and events are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
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