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Finest talent joins forces at Nightjar
10:04am Thursday 28th August 2008
HOT bluegrass meets fine folk as Tom Kitching and Gren Bartley bring their aromatic hotpot of folk, world and blues from around the globe to Nightjar Folk Club at The Courtyard on Thursday, September 4.
Recently signed by Fellside records, and with a busy festival schedule, the future looks bright.
A young folk award finalist in 2003, Tom Kitching plays fiddle with a unique flair, adding depth and context to material, drawing on his broad command of styles.
“One of the best young fiddlers in England...at ease with the English, American and Irish traditions” (Living Tradition).
Gren Bartley is simply a superstar of the finger style guitar in the making. Leaving audiences flabbergasted with the speed and control of his picking, the sensitivity and variety of his music will draw you deeper in.
Tickets are available from the box office on 0870 1122330 or on the door.
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