CUTHEROEADVEjmSER&HMES VALLEY ENTERTAINMENT
Acclaimed local entertainers the A Cappella Singers cur rently have two vacancies in their group for altos to join them. This renowned group
of singers from the Ribble Valley, Hyndburn and Black burn are keen to find two altos who would like tojoin
and be part of this successful small choir.
Ideally singers should be
able to read music, although this is not essential, but they must be able to work with existingmembers. The season works around
the school terms and gives several concerts each year, quite often working with charities.
R eh e a r sa ls are held each Wednesday evening in
Wilpshire when the whole group attend practice from 7-45 to.g-30pm. Any alto interested in
joining the singers should contact thegroiip’s secretary, Lucille Peat, on 01254249280 or chairman David Cockett on 0125488949. Further details can also be found on the website at: www.
acappellasingers.co.uk
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Tickets available from St Mary’s Centre .
Church Street, Clitheroe Mon - Fri 9am - 1 2 noon
Tourist Information 01200 425566
Clithoroe Music Shop Moor Lane, Clitheroe Ticket Hotline
07974 323832 or
use the form on our website
www.thopera.co.uk
Y AMANDA HITTINGTON Clitheroe & District
Caledonian Society and The Hapi Butterflies invite you to
'Once in the Highlands' ; . 7 in Newton village Hall '
The well known story of an ancient Scottish village told in music, . ’ song and dance - .
Sat 27th September 7.30pm ■ . Sun 28th September 2.00pm ,
■ Sunday performance to include . Presentation of Junior
- Dancers Medals and Certificates
!, Tickets £4 per Adult £2 per child price ,
includes light nibbles
Tea, coffee and drinks available from the Bar E-mail via website
www.clitheroecaledoniansociety.org.uk . or ring Issy on 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 6 8 1 0
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Blackburn gig added to Heaton and Abbott tour
Paul Heaton and Jacqui
Abbott are to play King George's Hall, Blackburn, as one of several additional dates announced for their upcoming autumn tour.
The gig in Blackburn is on Monday, November 24th, and follows the sold-out success of Paul and Jacqui’s spring tour plus the release of their new album “What Have We Be come”. Their first album since
the multi-million selling days of The Beautiful South, the record has been a massive success, both critically and commercially, going straight in the charts at numberthree on release. Highly praised in the me
dia, “What Have We Become” received four stars by Mojo ■ and the Daily Mirror while be ing named album of the week by the Independent. New single “Moulding Of
A Fool” is a Northern Soul stomper, richly melodic and lyrically full of Heaton’s trade
mark wit and social observa tions. Other live dates that have
been added due to demand include: Friday, November 21st, Aberdeen Music Hall; •
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Red Rose music scene under the spotlight
fever at The Grand b y Ma t t E v an s
www.thegrandvenue.co.uk Box office: 01200421599
Red-hot rhythms from the streets of Eastern Cuba will be theflavour of the nightat The Grand a week on Saturday (October 4th,7pm).
Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, (s)
Saturday, November 22nd, Newcastle O2 Academy 1; Sun day, November23rd, Bradford St George’s Hall; and Wednes day, November 26th, Notting ham Royal Concert Hall. The original tour dates
included: Thursday, Novem ber 27th, Cardiff St David’s Hall; Friday, November 28th, Wolverhampton Civic Hall; Sunday, November30th, Glas gow O2 Academy 1; Monday, December 1st, at Warrington Parr Hall; Tuesday, Decem
ber 2nd, Leicester O2 Acad-1 emy; Thursday, December! 4th, Sheffield City Hall; Friday, I December 5th, Manches-j ter O2 Apollo; Saturday, De-I cember 6th, Bridlington Spa;i Tuesday, December 9 th, Bex-1 hill De La Warr; Wednes-I day, December 10 th, London* Roundhouse.
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Clitheroe next month, sharing her life story, business chal lenges and how God changed her life.
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Rosemary Conley at The! Grand, Clitheroe, is a weekon I Friday, October 3rd,at 12-30I pm The cost is cost £15, which! includes a two-course lunch. I All the proceeds will be! |
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SON YAMBU: S A T 4 O C T D O O R S - 7 PM £12.56a 'd v :. :
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In association with Band on the Wall and Root Music, we have original member of the internationally acclaimed Snarky Puppy, Qrammy Award winning pianist Bill Laurance, who released his debut album/DVD Flint in May to rave reviews.
These two veritable gentlemen of folk/rock music have a distinguished CV as leading members of Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span and the Albion Band. See them up close and personal on an evening high on musicianship, storytelling and camaraderie.
Ninja Tune veteran & supreme selecter Mr. Scruff will be at
serving up a melting pot of jazz, soul, funk, disco, deep house,
reggae, afrobeat, latin, elctrofunk and plenty of bass-heavy goodies.
Son Yambu are one o f the truly authentic Cuban bands based in the UK and they will be bringing their irresistible blend of essential “Son Cu- bano”, or Cuban son, music that originated on the streets of Cuba at the turn of the cen- tury. Son is a fusion of Span ish and African rhythms and is the rootof all salsa music. Formed in 2011, Son Yam-
Son Yambu will bringan authentic taste o f Cuban music to TheGrand on Saturday 0ctober4th
bu feature a new generation ed by a salsa dance work- son (a progressive traditional of Cuban musicians who are shop for beginners, led by Cuban salsa danced in a circle all passionate about maintain- dance instructors Julia Rice formation, great fun and easy ing the traditions of the gen- and Steve Marsden, of popu- to tailor the level to match the re, continuing the Buena Vista lar Longridge-based dance abilities of the participants), legacy that put Cuban music school “Sweet Salsa”. This The workshop will be an back on the map in 1997-
will lead into “Rueda de Ca- optional extra for audience The night will be preced- sino”, aka Cuban Wheel le s - members. • Tickets for Son Yam-
East Lancashire’s music and bands to check out the scenewillgounderthespot- venue’s state-of-the-art re light when bands, promot- cording studio and after the ers, agents and musicians discussion session, a show- converge on The Grand next case of Ribble Valley bands Friday, October 3rd, for a will perform including Bad special networking session. Cardigan and Good Foxy. This event - titled “Un- The Grand’s Programme
Convention” - is one o f a Manager Matt Evans said; series o f music events and “The spirit of Un-Conven- conferences aimed at grass- tion is to get away from the roots and independent bigindustryconferenceand artists, promoters, labels, encourage networking at a venues and entrepreneurs, grass roots level. Now in its sixth year, the
“It’s not always easy for
66th Un-Convention event is ’ musicians and bands in in collaboration with Sound- more rural areas to get direct bytes, an initiative delivered access to the type of people by Lancashire County Coun- and information that will cil, and starts at 6.30pm. be available to them at this Part of the networking event. It’s a good opp'ortu-
event will take the form of a nity for them to link up with discussion panel featuring promoters and other venues, music industry profession who they might not have met als including Adam Daly, before.” from international music Attendees can register management company Key for their place online by vis- Mariagement. There will al-
itingwww.eventbrite.com so be representation from and searching-for ‘Uncon-
bu salsa night are £12.50 ad- national and regional pro- vention’, clitheroe). There is vance plus booking fee. They moters covering venues and no charge to attend, are available from The Grand,
Clitheroe box office (01200 who have carved out a sue- contactjeff@unconvention- 421599) or online at www.
sweetsalsa.co.uk, or www.
thegrandvenue.co.uk
festivalsandlocalmusicians cessfulliving in music.
For more information
hub.org or on 07795991169 /
There will also be the orMattEvansatmattevans@ opportunity for musicians
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ERIC AINSWORTH QUARTET LUNCHTIME LIVE
FRI 26 SEP / 12PM / £ 5 ADV / £4 CONC GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
LADIES FILM NIGHT TUE 14 OCT / 7PM / £14.50 ADV
LIMEHOUSE LIZZY + GOOD FOXY
ROCK/POP SAT 18 OCT / 7PM / £14 ADV
RICK THORNE + SUPPORT ROCK/POP
SAT 25 OCT / 7PM / £8 ADV HEAVEN IN THE AFTERNOON
SOUL SUN 26 OCT / 3PM / £6 ADV
AN.EVENING WITH RICK CLEMENT GUEST SPEAKER
WED 29 OCT / 7PM / £8 ADV / £5 UNDER 18
FRANKENSTEIN NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE THU 30 OCT / 7PM / £15 ADV / £12.50 CONC
THE BOOK THIEF LADIES FILM NIGHT
TUE 4 NOV / 7PM / £14.50 ADV LIVEW1RE AC/DC
ROCK/POP FRI 7 NOV / 7PM / £14 ADV
HARP AND
A.MONKEY FOLK
SAT 8 NOV / 7PM / £8 ADV
NO MAN’S LAND RIBCAGED THEATRE TUE 11 NOV / 7PM / £12 ADV
ANIMALS & FRIENDS WITH STEVE CROPPER BLUES/ROCK SUN 9 NOV / 7PM / £17.50 ADV / £20 OTD
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J O A N N E H U G H E S . I Role at The Grand? I Bo< Office- Manager/Receptionist
I The best pan of waking up is? ! Being olive!!!
1 What chore do you hate doing? 1 Washing Up!
X What is one o f your favourite quotes? 1 I f you don’t ask you don't get.
I What's been your favourite event at The Grand? I I’d say i t ’s a toss up between The Beat and Bad Manners!
I What’s the best thing about The Grand? I My colleagues and being part of a team, meeting new people
1 and especially introducing new customers to the venue!
I What's the *1 most played song on your iPod? I Well! I'm an old fashioned girl and tend to listen to CD's! 1 I ’m liking anything by Paloma Faith at the moment
| What is your greatest achievement? I Giving b ir th to my son (who's new 17) L marrying my
I Soulmate James last month!
I What sound do you love? 1 Bird song on a cold crisp winter morning.
I What would you like to be better at? I Maths!
I What da you miss most about being a kiq? 1 Playing in my Wendy House.
I What age would you love to be forever? 1 17 (My mental age)
I What used to get you into trouble growing up? 1 Blaming things on my brother.
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