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Marching Mendelssohn MarchintoSpringwiththe
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- hear rarely performed works by Bach,and Schumann in Blackburn Cathedral on Sat
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^Beat-Herder will Wednesday 5th March 2014 730 pm gRibble Valley later this year.
Bpbkckthis July Back for a ninth successiveyear, the Beat- Hearder live music festival returns to the
T:A>Itvvill take place from Friday Julyi8th UtoSundaythe20thwithawealthofmusi-1 -V cal talent already booked to entertain the I
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k , crowds over the full three days. ? ' For more about this year’s festival and I
line-up ofacts; watch these columns/ AT THE GRAND VENUE CLITHEROE
ALTERNATIVE JOHN BRAMWELL FROM I AM KLOOT
FRI 2 8 FEB DOORS 7 PM
I £15 ADV (More on ! the door) (SEATED)
;fo lk OYSTERBAND
SAT 15 MAR '
DOORS 7PM STAGE 8PM :
£17.50 ADV (SEATED)
MOD /.ACOUSTIC ?. -. / FROM THE JAM ACOUSTIC: THAT’S
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ENTERTAINMENT , WED 19 MAR • , DOORS 7PM V £15 ADV '
" " -JAZZ -- FRIDAYS' ' '.12PM - 2 PM >
The lead singer and guitarist of one of Manchester’s best-loved bands, I Am Kloot. This intimate 'evening with’ is a contrast to the band’s ever more expansive shows and provides the audience with the opportunity to get up close and personal to one of modern music’s most prolific and gifted song-writers.
, Consistently creative, Oysterband ' . continue to re-define their particular brand of Folk-rock. Their new ■ . momentum is driven by core members | John Jones, Alan Prosser, Ian Telfer, L Dll Davies, augmented by tlie bass’ ■ of Al Scott, the cello of Adrian Oxaal [formerly of the band James] and the emotional singing of Rowan Godel.
+ SIMON TOWNSHEND FROM fo THE,WHO Bruce Foxton and theV? chaps have decided to go out on tlie. road and perform all their classic ■ hits with an acoustjcfeel. The band.'
- also, play material thaLhas not been ./performed for many years including. ’
^’Butterfly Collector! and ‘English /Rose. Features an audience 0&A-
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LUNCHTIME LIVEN- L.7
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with Al Woods r* »
Eric Ainsworth .Quartet •: j \
Mark Lewis Trio with' Lyn Fairbanks -- ,.. !
;£;• . MAR 21 - ■ Freddie’Garner Quartet “ ‘
, MAR 28 yEric'Ainsworth Quartet . ’ * wittfLyn Fairbanks.
Please note - a booking fee of £1.50 now applies per transaction.
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T.fmfted h s; allowed stories from the “Queen o f Grime’ ' to be fea tured in a live interactive
event-and specialist theatre company After Dark Murder. MysteryEventswOlbringthe characters ofTommy&Tup- pencetolife. - Participants will be able
to watch the scenes unfold before them, question wit- neses to the crime, examine the evidence and even con- ftrwithTommy&Tuppence themselves, as they attenfpt
toderipherthechiesanddis- ‘
recover who is the mastermind ' behind the murder. The event takes place
ftom7pmon Thursday April 24th and tickets, proced at i £59, include a three course
- meal and a glass o f wine on . arrival.
a . For more information contact Eaves Hall on 01200 420831. ' .
Clitheroe favourite makes a welcome-return... unless she’s abducted by aliens on the way!
byTonyDewhurst wwwthegrandvenue co uk Box office: 01200421599 -
Chantel McGregor makesan eagerly anticipated return to The Grand on Saturday (doors 7pm,stage7-45pm).
“I know tMs sounds absolutely bonkers, but I don’t even like the blues,” explains Chantel McGregor, who holds a first in the history of the British Blues Awards, being the only woman to be voted Guitarist of the Year. “I don’t even consider what
I do as blues; I don’t really lis ten to it. I
love.theS music of Jayce Everett, Foo Fighters and Ryan Adams - my influ ences are so vast. I’m really, into Steve Wilson and his old band Porcupine Tree. I love prog rock too. . • . _ “I guess I could never be in
to one genre. You have to open your mind to music or you get bored don’t you?
• . McGregor’s debut, “Like No
Other”, is a beautifully craft ed compilation, showcasing her musical resourcefulness
. and could be the start of some-; thing big for the 27-year-old songstress.
It begins with the emotion-'
al power of Fabulous, a tough- as-teak sonic rock song, that would have master of metal Lemmy nodding his head in approval, before her album weaves through thenooksand crannies of pop and rock.' “Fabulous is a great,fun
song to play and it usually 'wakes the audience up too,” she joked.
* “I wanted to write a loud ■
song that wo'uld make people feel good, so it’s about getting . ready to go out on a big night. out, dancing
around.your- room in high heels, drinking ’ cocktails and gearing up for the weekend. I enjoy creating
. my own songs, it’s a fantastic way of being able to say what I' wouldn’t normally say in eve- * ryday life and getting my feel-
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' humbling because the pub lic voted for me. But you shouldn’t measure success by prizes, sales and numbers. • That can equate to financial
“ success, and while that’s sat- :: isfying, it doesn’t necessarily . mean life success. ■ ■ ’■ “I guessyouhave to sit back
and look at life and go-Am I happy? Am I doing something that I love? Ifthe answer is yes then you’re successful. - “There are so many art
■ now.”
ists who have huge audienc es, million selling albums and you watch them on stage going through the motions, clearly having had enough; and you think, isn’t it time to stop : ,v
McGregor’s a charming,
straight-talking Yorkshire lass, and it is not hard to see
Chantel McGregor-a’charming, straight-talkingYorkshire lass’- Her second album is in the'
pipeline and due for release later this year. -
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-4 “It’s one of those difficult things with'me, I’m a perfecr
: tionist and I like everything to be right, so I take my time ” she added.
■ ..r\“With the blues awards, •that was amazing and very
NOW SELLING FOR
. why she has captured the im agination of the music world. “Maybe people think I
should jumping on stage in a leather vest, hot pants and a rose through my teeth; but I like the whole floaty dress
look. I like dressing up, look ing girlie and going shopping. Stevie Nicks is a massive influ ence on my stage look-she has gorgeous dresses.” "McGregor has become a
huge favourite at Clitheroe’s Grand Theatre, and she ad mits the Ribble
Valley.venue has become one ofher favour ite haunts on the circuit. • , j “I love The Grand, but every
time we go to Clitheroe some thing goes wrong,” she added. “We were caught in giant
snowstorm and got stuck in a lane somewhere on the Pen- nines a couple o f years ago. Then we were got snarled up in a giant traffic jam the first time we played; It took five hours to do 60 miles. We got to the Grand five minutes be fore we were due on stage. We
just plugged in and played. * “We’llprobablygetabduct-
ed by aliens on our way there next week.” • Chantel McGregor,
March 1, £12 adv arid £14 on the door. 01200 421599.
"FAMILYTHEATRE • RIBCAGED:
THE BEAR WHO PAINTS " SAT:5 APR-.:/ 11AM / £12 7 £ 6 U18s ;. . ROCK./POP'
. "BLUES/ROCK’ " -
.’-THEATRE BROADCAST " ■ . ENCORE: WAR HORSE
* SUN 2 MAR / 2PM & 7PM / £12.50 ADV.-
LADIES FILM NIGHT - 2-COURSE MEAL ■ . :. SONG FOR MARION
• TUE 4 MAR / 7PM / £14.50 ADV PUNK/ROCK '
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..BUZZCOCKS +. URBAN EMPIRE SAT 7 MAR ’/7 PM / £ 2 0 ADV
- WORLD
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- WED 12 MAR / 7PM / £18 ADV . FAMILY
. FAMILY FUN NIGHT: , DOCTOR WHO THEME U lfR I ,14 MAR / 4 30PM / £ 4 ADV
ACOUSTIC
. ANDY MCKEE _ FRI 21T1AR / 7PM / £18 5 0 ADV ,
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• FOLK7 DANCE..- ' > V 7^ f t JN 3 0 MAr T^ PM / -£1750 ADV*-t.^’g f^ j
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/S A T 1 2 APR /7 PM 7 £16.50 AD V POP / PUNK
.TOYAH ‘ SAT 19 APR / 7PM / £ 2 0 ADV ‘ :
■ALTERNATIVE ’. . 'ACOUSTIC ACOUSTIC VILLAGE: . . ’’ , ...
THE LOTTERY WINNERS • FRI 2 5 APR / 7PM / £ 5 ADV / £ 6 OTD
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THE GREN BARTLEY- BAND + SW E ENEY ASTRAY + G U E ST S • ■ .
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. JAZZ FESTIVAL' 7■ ■ NATIONAL-YOUTH JAZZ .
. JAZZ FESTIVAL ^ ;
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" TRI O" " >:SUN 4 MAY / 2.15PM / £12.50 ADV ;These arejust some of our shows. Please)?:-
. see ourwebsite for full schedule. . .: - ’
ORCHESTRA --''■SAT'3;MAY"/;7.15PM / £ 2 0 / £ 1 2 .5 0 U18s‘ ’
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