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•Tues 23"<4-6.30pm Weds 24'h10am-2pm


April at 10am Viewing:


Weekly General Auction Every Weds at Iprn


Ribblesdele Centre,' Lincoln Wey - Clitheroe


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' ’ ’ A- "i? , Ji. 7:00pm - SHOWTIME: 8:00pm - TICKET: £10 INCLUDING SUPPER


FOR TICKETS CALL 01200 441202 From n am visit www.thenestevents.co.uk & follow


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Saturcfay 27 Apnl from 8.00pm; A pre festival warm up!


MARIUS NESET QUARTET


An exciting, dynamic lenor sax player from Norway. ■ Tickets £10 at door.


Concessions; Members E8, Students & under 16"s% price.


, The Atnum Cate Bar, in Clitheroe Castle near the Keep, Clitheroe.


, -, Ucensed B a r -F o o d -G o o d Parking. Friday 3rd to Monday 6th May.


, RIBBLE VALLEY JAZZ FESTIVAL See this paper or our website for further details of venues and prices.


Email: lnro@rvjazzandblues.co.uk or phone 07070 908159


For more details on the club go to* Webslte.*www.n/jaazandbluos.co.uk


Supported by JTI


Jaime Martin conductor Milos Karadaglic guitar


Mendelssohn Hebrides Overture Rodrigo Conderto de Aranjuez Rodrigo Fantasia para


un Gentilhonibre Beethoven Symphony No. 5 ALL TICKETS £15


St George's Hall Bradford Tues 7 May 2013 -7.30pm 0127*4 432000


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King George's Hall Blackburn Weds 8 May 2013 - 7.30pm 0844 847 1664


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A Fantastic acoustic 4-piece, putting their own special twist on an eclectic repertoire that covers everything from Fleetwood Mac to Gnarls Barkley, giving a unique flavour. . This great band have a totally relaxed vibe,


.combine with three-part harmony vocals for' an Inspired and original sound.' . -


withacountrysoundyelacontemporaryfeel too.lheirdistinctive mixture of Instruments • guitar, ukulele, viola, bass, and hamonlca


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Get your Groove on at Beat-Herder PREVIEW


Preview: Groove Ahmada AT The Beat-Herder Fe stiva i.


The headlinersforthis year’s Beat-Herdepfestival have been announced and in­


clude dance masters Groove Armada. Also on the'bill, Jungle


king Roni Size, along with' top northern comedian Jus:


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Get set for some sharp music!


tin Moorhouse, have joined reggae legend Jimmy ClifFat


_ thisyear’seventfomJulysth to 7th.


The festival site in the


■- Forest of Rowland is built entirely by hand over 12 months, encompassing roll­ ing hills, stone circles, fireY pits, secret underground tunnels, a working men’s club with giant barmaids, wicker foxes; giant lizards ' and dozens of stages and: soundsystems. ■ Latest additions Groove


Armada emerged from the 1990s underground and


swiftlyrosetotopthecharts, - becomingfestivalmainstays with their multi-instrumen- ■. tal monumental sets. Having re c en t ly re-I


connected with their acid house roots through a criti­


cally acclaimed EP, Tom and Andy are certain to deliver . an incendiary headline set


• that will combine their im­ pressive DJ heritage with 10 years’ experience in big show production.


' One of the biggest names


in jungle, Roni Size, is appear­ ing with his long-time'cohort Dynamite MC.


Justin Moorhouse, one of


thestars ofPeter Kay’s “Phoe­ nix Nights”, will present his stand-up routine, and his former co-star Janice ‘Holy Mary’ Connolly presents her


STAGE TWO DOWNHAM present


PANIC STATIONS


a hilarious comedy by Derek Benfield


Wed April 17th- Sat April 20th 7.30pm


Downham Village Hall All seats £6'


Avajable from Tourist Information ^ 01200 425566


'or Fran Osborne 01200 423301 m - ' A P R I L


I < 'o "_ T h e Fall (7pm £ 2 0 ) 26’ __Family Fun Night (4.30pm £4 .50) 2 ‘3*‘";._Acoustic Village (8pm £6) ,27 _Y o u ng Knives + The Tapestry -.


(7pm £12)


5 6 '__Heaven In The Afternoon (3pm £6), 3 0 ’"__Film of the Month: Argo (6.30/8pm £12/£6). ^


1 *Tlmes refer to door times not start times I * For a full list of all of the events taking place


I at The Grand, please visit our website.


18 York Street Ciitheroe . BB7 2DL


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middle-aged housewife cari­ cature Barbara Nice. ■ Blasts from the past Doc­


tor and the Medics, who had a huge 80s hit with their cover


of “Spirit in the Sky”, take the


headline slot for the Working Men’s Club stage. Tickets are on sale and are


£105 for adults and £20 for children under 12. Log on to: ■ www.beatherder.co.uk.


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BT Tony Dewhurst Tel.TheGrand-01200421599 ' www.thegrandvenue.co.uk .


YOUNG Knives are sharpen­


ing their instruments for their first visitto Clitheroe.


The group hooked listeners with their first album, “Voices of Animals and Men”, and have been delivering dynamic and eccentric music ever since. The trio - featuring Dart-


nell brothers Henry (guitar) and Thomas (bass) and Oliv­ er Askew on drums - landed a Mercury Music Prize nomi­ nation for their second album, “Superabundance”, in 2007. Young Knives will be wow­


ing the Clitheroe audience with old material from their impressive back catalogue and some new tracks. “The New Musical Express


said that our vocals sounded like The Darkness, which I thought was a bit off,” said


Henry Dartnell. “We like Ad­ am and the Ants, Sparks and


Devo-they’re 10times cooler than The Darkness. “We like stuff that’s quite


English, but it’s people like Damo Suzuki who deserve acclaim, not people who are commercially successful. “He’s been on an endless


world tour foryears. He picks musicians from each city he goes to as his backing band and then shouts over the top. It’s all improvised and we en­


joy that sort of stuff.” He added: “Some of our


songs are Krautrock, others are inspired byBeyonce! ” The Young Knives have


forged a reputation for ener­ getic live performances and their taste in tweed outfits! They began their musical


adventure playing covers of Ned’s Atomic Dustbin songs with their debut albuni pro­ duced by Andy Gill, the found­ ing member of punk legends


Gang of Four. “The Gang of Four have always had a big in­ fluence on bands like Franz Ferdinand, but they write finely tuned pop songs that are about as Gang of Four as the Tweenies,” said Henry. “Andy Gill is a great musi­


cian andit’srefiiesfdngto work with people who are so enthu­ siastic about their music.” The Young Knives will ap­


pear at The Grand on Sat­ urday, April 27th and will be supported by Clitheroe’s bright new things Urban Em­ pire and local indie band Tap­ estry.


' Tickets are £12 in advance


-call 01200421599. • The Grand’s Acoustic


Village, featuring Hence The Tortoise, Dave Metcalfe and Thirty Seven Acres, will bring a breezy combination of folk- pop, traditional and contem­ porary folk to the theatre the day before-tickets £6 in ad­ vance.


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ALHAMBRA SAT1 1MA Y . DOORS 7.15PM £16.50ADV


WORLD JUAN MARTIN’ MUSICA


Tweed clad group with reputation for ‘energetic live performances’ are heading here


Young Knives play at Clitheroe’sThe Grand on Saturday, April 27th. (s) GIGS AT THE GRAND •


INDIE ... YOUNG KNIVES Young Knives rose to prominence


in the mid 00s amongst a slew


T TA P E S TR Y -b URBAN of indie, post punk guitar bands EMPIRE


but there was always something


different. Their music moves “ from bittersweet melodies, to pop chants, to full on industrial noise


and their passion fuelled energy breaths magic on stage.


A celebrated virtuoso of the


; Flamenco guitar who has been voted Into the top three' guitarists iri the world. Juan returns to The Grand with his


.fou r-p i^e ensemble to revisit his classic a lbum ‘Musica Alhambra’ recorded in 1996.


MAY 7™__Ladies Film Night: Seeking a Friend for the End of the WoHd (7pm £14.50)


10™_.The Billy Fury Years (7pm £17.50) 1 1 ^ _ Ju a n Martin’s Musica Alhambra ■ (7.15pm JE16.50)


14™__Paul Guard Presents: ‘A Spring Swing’ (7pm £7.50) •


17™_Fusion charity event (6.30pm £6 )


-18™__^The SoulTrain (7pm £12) 19™_Karine Polwart Trio (7.30pm £15) 24™__Zion Train (7pm £12.50)


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4th__Drumming Workshop (11am £10/£6) 4th__Northern Jazz Orchestra {1.30pm £12 4th__Liane Carroll Trio (7.15pm £18) 5th__Multi Instrument Improvisation Workshop (11am £10/£6)


5th__James Taylor Quartet (7.15pm £20) 6th__Giddy Gringos (4pm £12)


. Tickets available from The Grand Box Office 01200 421599


GIGS AT THE ATRIUM


27th APRIL__Marius Neset (8pm E14/E12) 3rd M A Y _N e i l Yates Hubbard Covered (3pm £10/£3)


4th__Matt Holborn Quartet + Tantz (7.30pm E12/E10) (2 shows)


5th__Jazz Department -with Josie Smith (4pm £10/£S)


IbUY TOGETHER - £25 / £23 membersi! LIANE


JAZZ


CARROLL + DEPARTMENT TRIO


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r S T B irT F K T IV A l- NEwl ; f Sat 4th May 10.30am to 5pm !


BUY TOGETHER - £25 / £23 members


Dinner Jazz / Cafe Jazz / Free Gigs and more. For more details check I www.rvjazzandblues.co.uk


I Castle Street, Clitheroe


! Valley Gigs present a full d a y of ; performing arts in the town centre,


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i Free music, entertainment and fun for i [ all the family. '


FREEBIRD-RLUESSESSIDN Friday 3rd May 7.30pm


Chipping Village Hall £5 / £4 members


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