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New nine-piece project Mali
GIGS
Latino, co-led by Malian
musicians Madou Sidiki Diabaté
and Ahmed Fofana and jazz
musician Alex Wilson, appear at
Jazz Café, Parkway, Camden,
In 2009, Topic Records
London NW1 (25th July) and
celebrates its 70th anniversary, an
Snape Proms, Snape Maltings
almost ageless senior citizen
Concert Hall, Snape, Suffolk (1st
compared to youngsters Motown,
Aug).
www.malilatino.com
Island and Rough Trade who also Bournemouth Centre Stage
enjoy big anniversaries this year. has special summer gigs with
To celebrate this significant Christine Collister and Hot Club
moment in Topic’s illustrious Of Cowtown. More Information:
Photo: Jak Kilby
history, the label will co-host Topic
www.bournemouthfolkclub.com
70, a series of concerts at
Chiltern Ceilidhs is a regular
London’s South Bank with The
dance event held in Dunstable,
Waterson Family & The Eliza
Bedfordshire. Fee Lock is resident
Carthy Band (11th September,
caller with the new house band:
Royal Festival Hall); Martin
Mark ‘Madfiddler’ Knight on
Simpson & Big Band including
electric violin, Brian Heywood on Kanda Bongo Man – Band On The Wall, and Croydon World Party
Danny Thompson, Andy
guitar, Tom Fairbairn on bass and
Cutting and BJ Cole (17th,
Sam McEvoy on drums.
Queen Elizabeth Hall); June
www.chilternceilidhs.info
Coming soon to Hebden Bezzums Under The Rug
Tabor (18th, QEH) plus a Bridge Trades Club are Thomas (Steeplejack Music); Greg Brown
photographic exhibition and live
Kasai Allstars appear at
Mapfumo, Peatbog Faeries, Dream City: Essential Recordings
foyer events. Tel: 0871 663 2500;
London’s Barbican (26th July).
Reg Meuross, James Keelaghan Vol. 2, 1997-2006 (Red House);
www.southbankcentre.co.uk
www.barbican.org.uk
and more. Tel: 01422 845265; Ljiljana Buttler Frozen Roses
Other South Bank Centre
Faversham Folk Club at The
www.tradesclub.info (Snail); Eddie C. Campbell Tear
summer gigs include Australian
Chimney Boy, Preston Street has
Anvil Arts in Basingstoke
This World Up (Delmark); Andrea
aboriginal singer Gurrumul (21st
guest appearances from Kate
sees future dates with Sam
Capezzuoli E Compagnia Tutto
July, Queen Elizabeth Hall) and
Bramley, Bob Kenward, Jez
Carter, Juliet Turner and John
Per Amore (FolkClub Ethnosuoni);
Buffy Sainte-Marie (28th, QEH).
Lowe and Steve Keith. Contact:
Smith. Box Office: 01256 844244;
The Carrivick Sisters Jupiter’s
Ticket Office 0871 663 2500;
01795 423674.
www.anvilarts.org.uk
Corner (own label); Pablo Dacal
www.southbankcentre.co.uk
www.favershamfolkclub.net
Nettlebed Folk Song Club
Y La Orquesta De Salón
Band On The Wall in
Picante! presents new music
features future dates from Eliza
Georgia Dagaki Secret Love
Manchester reopens on 25th
from Latin America in a series of
Carthy, Chris While & Julie
(Raki/Network Medien); Toumani
September with The Unthanks,
five dancehall gigs at Koko and
Matthews, Steeleye Span,
Diabate King Of The Kora: An
Martin Simpson and Bassekou
The Forum in Camden, London in
Spiers & Boden, Phil Beer, Reg
Introduction (Nascente); Kimi
Kouyate amongst the launch
July and August, including
Meuross & Jackie Oates, Dave
Djabaté Karam (Cumbancha
highlights. Coming up in the
appearances from Café Tacuba,
Swarbrick & Martin Carthy. Tel:
Discovery); Dub Colossus In
autumn season: Kanda Bongo
Bamboleo, Orquestra Imperial
01628 636620;
Return To Addis (Real World); E II
Man, Michael McGoldrick,
and Bajofondo.
www.comono.uk
www.nettlebedfolkclub.com
Edward II: The Definitive
Collection (E2 Music); Diego El
Devon Sproule, African Jazz
Amongst the upcoming
Cigala Dos Lágrimas (Blue
Allstars, Jim Moray, Edward II,
events at South Hill Park,
Wrasse); Kamel El Harrachi
Salsa Celtica, Chris Wood’s
Ringmead, Bracknell are
Handmade Life, Martin Carthy
Natacha Atlas with The
and Oysterband. For details of
Mazeeka Ensemble, Gypsies East
CDs
Ghana Fenou (Turn Again Music);
Erika Emigrante Tzigane From
Mars (Iris Music); Catherine
the month-long music showcase,
Open Weekend, The Blues
Fraser & Duncan Smith Rhymes
see
www.bandonthewall.org.
Jammers, Sam Proctor’s Folk
& Reasons (Cromarty); Jesse
Telephone: 0845 2500 500.
Session and Folking Live. Tel:
Forthcoming events at Mellor
01344 413 524;
These recently in: The Fuller Move On Down The Line
Brook, Blackburn include Bob
www.southhillpark.org.uk
Alexandria Kleztet Peace, Love (Fledg’ling); Gwenan Gibbard
& Coffee (Azalea City); Allan Yn Sidan Glas (Sain); Gojam Group
Fox & Billy Mitchell, Union T-Model Ford returns to play
Y Fan Trosnant (Steam Pie); Billy (Gojam); Louie Gonnie Rhythms
Street, The Ailie Robertson Not The Same Old Blues Crap for a
Boy Arnold, John Primer, Billy Within A Turquoise Dream
Band, Jez Lowe’s Winter two-date residency at The
Branch, Lurrie Bell Chicago (Canyon); Ulrika Gunnarsson
Almanac and Swing Luminaire, Kilburn High Road,
Blues: A Living History (Raisin’ Med Esbjörn Hazelius Och
Commanders. London NW6 on 11th and 12th
Music); Mulatu Astatke/ The Anders Löfberg Trall (Giga);
www.mellorbrook.org September. Box Office: 0844 477
Heliocentrics Inspiration André Hajj & Ensemble Amaken
Village Pump Folk Club,
1000;
www.wegottickets.com &
Information Vol. 3 (Strut); – Instrumental Music From
Trowbridge has guest
www.ticketweb.co.uk
BandAdriatica Maremoto + Lebanon (Arc Music); Bella Hardy
apppearances from Les Barker, Les Barker and the nigh- Rotta Per Otranto (Felmay); Bapi
In The Shadow Of Mountains
Dana & Susan Robinson, legendary Graham Larkbey Das Baul / Baul Bishwa Sufi Baul
(Noe); The Henrys Is This
Mawkin:Causley, Mick Ryan & perform an evening of poetry and (Arc); Bear Creek Through Thick
Tomorrow (Unrefinedsugarbeats);
Paul Downes, Martin Simpson music on 1st August at the Corris And Thin (Canyon); Borders
Sofia Jannok Assogattis: By The
and Mike Silver. Institute, near Machynlleth. Tel: Tunesmiths Borders Traditions
Embers (Caprice); John
www.villagepump.org.uk 01823 323106. Vol. 6 (Borders Traditions); Broom
Jones Rising Road (Westpark);
Eliza Carthy, Norma Waterson – family fun at the Festival Hall Natacha Atlas – South Hill Park, Bracknell
Photo: Jak Kilby
Photo: Jak Kilby
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