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Tribute to Pink Floyd
THE CELLAR BAR in
Cardigan will be treated to the sound of Pink Floyd next Saturday, February 4. Tribute band Welsh Floyd will
deliver the classic sounds and the visual experience of Pink Floyd.
Their set will be based around the 1994 P.U.L.S.E. shows, which covers all the classic Pink Floyd material, including a complete rendition of ‘Dark Side of the Moon’. As there has been a high level
of interest and advance sales for this show, it is advisable to check the availability of tickets, which are priced at £10 and on sale from the venue or via
www.thecellarcardigan. com.
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Fun line-up for Newport Hall
GET on your skanking shoes and
prepare for a night of reggae, ska and electronic at Newport Memorial Hall next week. Moksi, a brand new reggae band
from Pembrokeshire, headline the night next Friday (Feb 3) with support from The Chalk Outlines and Timbali. The headliners recently formed,
playing a range of reggae, dub, soul and funk covers. Performing with them will be
West Wales’ much-adored The Chalk Outlines, featuring ex-members of Beneath the Reef, The Rude ‘em Outs and The Dapper Cadavers. Their debut EP has already been
labelled ‘full of fantastic fast-paced two-tone ska, twisted by Balkan, Latin and hip-hop influences’ by legendary Skazine and Independent Label Do the Do Music. Formed in 2015, the 18-legged ska
band have been whipping audiences into a frenzy across their native Wales,
the south-west and London with their stomping live shows. The band are currently recording
and getting ready to tour their eagerly- awaited second EP. Timbali are an ethnic, electronic
bass movement originating from rural West Wales. Formed by DJ, producer and musician Oli Jack and producer Maslow, they soon discovered their third member, Cardiff-based musician and producer BRiX, who completed the line-up. Timbali mash-up a blend of
reggae, dub, ragga and world music in a heavy bass outfit, while maintaining the sound of a live band. Having already supported the
likes of David Rodigan, Molara and Dub Mafia, as well as tearing up lots of festivals in the summer, you should expect big things from this group. Their set will no doubt lift the roof
off, with live vocalists, instrumentalists and visuals on stage.
Bag a bargain at the book sale
Scolton Manor House: Hosting ‘The Lovely Little Book Sale’ SCOLTON MANOR will host
‘The Lovely Little Book Sale’ this weekend (Jan 28-29) between 11am and 3pm. Bag a bargain by heading down
to Scolton Manor House for a second- hand book sale, offering a range of adult fiction and non-fiction, large print and children’s books, as well as a selection of DVDs and audiobooks. Entry to the book sale in the Manor House is free, but there is a £2.50 daily
car parking charge. Throughout the weekend, the
Scolton Manor gift shop will also be open offering a small selection of new titles about Wales and Pembrokeshire, including the recently launched ‘Pembrokeshire County History Volume I: Prehistoric, Roman and Early Medieval Pembrokeshire’. Published by the Pembrokeshire
County History Trust in November 2016, Volume I is the last in the series
of four volumes and is available for the special price of £30 during the book sale weekend, reduced from the regular price of £35. There’s also fun for families
outdoors, with the RSPB BIG Garden Birdwatch taking place over the same weekend. See what you can spot around the
60 acre site and help build a picture of the variety of birds which inhabit the area.
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