The new season of music events at Reeth Memorial Hall, in Swaledale, begins on Saturday, March 9, with the return of Urban Folk Quartet.
The group has a unique, cross-genre, contemporary take on folk music, rooted in Celtic tune forms and traditional song, influenced by Afrobeat, Indian classical, funk and rock.
Featuring Joe Broughton on fiddle, guitar, and mandolin, Paloma Trigás on fiddle and vocals, Tom Chapman on cajón, percussion, and vocals and Dan Walsh on banjo, guitar, and vocals, Urban Folk Quartet’s show is a multi-instrumental spectacle.
Tickets are £17 in advance (£19 on the door) and under 16s are half price. Doors open at 7.30pm for an 8pm start.
On Friday, March 22, musical events at the hall continue with the return of Kiki Dee and gifted guitarist Carmelo Luggeri.
The pair have been touring their acoustic live show across the UK and Europe for more than 25 years. Their latest critically acclaimed album "A Place Where I Can Go" features 11 tracks including duet "Horses" with Scottish singer Eddi Reader. This year marks Kiki's 60th year in the music industry.
Tickets are £22 in advance (£24 on the door), with under 16s half price. Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
Tickets for both shows are on sale at Reeth Post Office, or contact Glen Steward 01748 884989.
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