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Jazz Tribe 1.30pm

Expect a great Sunday lunchtime jazz vibe. Jazz, bossas and popular tunes... Andy Slack, bassist, has been playing for 40 years and with a range of bands and in musical genres ' Quizas' (Latin/Swing) 'The Bantams' ( Jazz/Folk) 'Samaya' ( Funk/Rock/Indie) and assorted jazz groups with a regular session in a Worthing Bar. He has also performed in a Rocky Horror show in Worthing!. Reg Hendrickse and Sophie Mason were two of the founding members of Jazz Hastings organisation in 2005, which continues its monthly gigs. Reg has been playing flute for 40 years with many groups and bands, played and performed with the late and renowned Pete Burden regularly (Alto sax) for 9 years and also performed in a swing band at the Filo for many years

Adam Phillips Fiddle / Country 4.30pm

Adam Phillips is a direct descendant of the 18th century Scottish composer and fiddler William Marshall who is credited as creating ‘the first Strathspeys of the age’. On top of that Adam’s mixed Basque and Austro-Hungarian lineage has given him a natural affinity with both traditional and classical violin music. He's truly a Violinist for all Occasions. Popular songs from the Musicals, or a traditional Scottish Reel, Adam brings the music to thrilling life with a verve and a depth of passion that is second to none. On this gig, he'll be playing Fiddle / Country!

BASH Business Networking 6.00pm

Security vs Insecurity On Wed 28 May 6pm at Barnaby’s Lounge, this month we have an informal session with author, healer, journalist and broadcaster Neil de Strother, highlighting the ups and downs of leaving a well paid career to follow his dreams Come and make some noise about your local business. Networking and social Tickets £5 in advance. On the door, subject to availability

Writers Cafe Every Thursday 3.00pm

​✍️ ☕️ Come and cowork with us - every Thursday from 3-5 pm. Calendar registration link ​How it works: 3-4.30 pm (90-mins) silent working session followed by a catch up cuppa / social. ​Make progress on your projects, meet fellow writers, and find out about creative happenings around town. ​We hope this will be a wonderful regular weekly space for everyone!

Jack Hayter Pedal Steel Guitar 7.00pm

Jack Hayter is a British musician. He is best known as a multi instrumentalist with Hefner but is also an acclaimed folk singer-songwriter in his own right. Hayter also played with alt-country band Spongefinger and folktronica band Dollboy. Hayter is also frequently used as a session pedal steel guitar player in the London alternative scene Here's the interview in Hastings Online Times from Jude Montague montaguearmstrong Original Prints & Music 15 Kings Road St Leonards-on-Sea THE NEWS AGENTS Resonance FM - Sats 2.30pm-3.30pm www.resonancefm.com

Kangaroo Connections Business Social

Looking to connect with like-minded business owners in a relaxed and friendly setting ? Welcome to the Last Friday Social - Hastings Premier Casual Networking Event for entrepreneurs and professionals Hosted by Kangaroo Connections

Barry McCormack & Tom Remon 8.30pm

Tom Remon is a rising guitarist, having toured the UK and Europe extensively with MOBO award nominated jazz drummer David Lyttle, and has also played and performed with Soweto Kinch, Jim Mullen, Steve Williamson, Neil Yates, Benet McLean and US guitarists Sid Jacobs and John Stowell. Dublin native Barry McCormack is one of the most active jazz guitarists in Ireland today having played with many of the great iconic Irish jazz musicians including Hugh Buckley, Scott Flanagan and Derek White, Barry’s main influence and teacher was the world renowned guitarist Louis Stewart.

Amber Shift Duo 4.00pm

Amber + Rob this time. World Maverick music. Amber's original songs... Folk and country

Donna Canale Vocal Jazz 1.30pm

Donna Canale is an original and striking Songstress. Since the early 1990s, she has entranced listeners with her mellow songs and Joni-style harmonies. She's a well rounded and experienced acoustic singer- songwriter, with an eclectic mix of folk, jazz, pop and acoustic influences. Bruce Knapp has an extensive music cv, having played in many blues, soul, jazz, funk and world music bands since 1985, and recorded many different genres as a session player. His instruments are guitar, mandolin, dobro and ukelele, and he is currently a member of Moltenamba, Climax Ceilidh and a trio with Belinda Bourquin and Val Will

Broga Doe 4.30pm

Broga Doe (Harry Randle Marsh). Check out his new album here £5pp music charge. You're welcome to give more because 100% goes to the artist. Table booking recommended

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