Robert Rotifer The Austrian musician, pop critic and radio DJ comes to Hastings for a special one-off gig. Known for his own unusual and quirky songs about mixed feelings his songs include beautiful guitar-led melodies and wistful lyrics. He was born in Vienna and moved to England in the 1990s and is based in Canterbury. He works with Helen McCookerybook and releases on Gare du Nord Records.
Jo Stout has performed all over the UK in venues as diverse as London's O2 Arena, The NEC, The Albert Hall, The Vortex, The Spice of Life, The Blues Kitchen… His band "Terrarium" have played at Brighton Jazz Festival, playing Jo's own composition's on a 'world jazz' theme. Tom Millar is a London-based pianist, composer and bandleader, playing with Jo Stout’s “Terrarium”, the Andrew Linham Jazz Orchestra, the Matt Sulzmann/Tom Millar quartet, and Way Out West jazz collective as well as with his own projects, from solo to nonet. His music has been heard on BBC Radio 3 and Jazz FM, and he has performed all over the UK and Ireland, as well as in Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Holland, Dubai, Qatar, and the USA. Joined by Roger Carey on bass, Tom Shepherd on drums, Rob Leake on saxophone. Not to be missed !
Mostly originals - mix of Adele, Billy Eilish + Ed Sheeran. Maybe some covers thrown in. Free event. Sad Boy + Astrollio are looking for exposure
Daniel Hewson Presents....Shaun of the Shred Expect Classic Rock Piano & Virtuoso Guitar Shredding With Visuals. Check Shaun out here They'll be playing as much Sabbath / Ozzy as they can. Just £5 On The Door
Robbie has won prizes for Outstanding Musicianship and Composition. He was a national finalist in the Young Jazz Musician of the Year and the runner up in the Perrier Young Jazz Musician. He plays regularly with Hans Koller, the Gareth Lockrane Septet, Alcyona Mick Quintet, The Calum Gourlay Big Band and the London Jazz Orchestra. He has also worked with Sir John Dankworth and Dame Cleo Lane, Phil Woods, Mike Gibbs, Evan Parker, Jamie Cullum, and the James Taylor Quartet. He has recently recorded albums with both Bill Frisell and Steve Swallow DO NOT MISS THIS :)
Trio navigating a musical landscape through folk, rock, roots, country, new wave and pop via Greenwich Village, Laurel Canyon and the Sussex Weald.
CUSTARD CARAVAN presents.. the wonderful Atomic Twittern Variety Show featuring comedy and live music. Donations of £5 suggested. All goes to the performers
Easy Listening. 3 guitars, vocals. Phil, Phil and Frank. Perfect Pina Colada music :) "Underneath the Mango Tree..."
Please note this is a free event, giving a chance for musicians and singers of all abilities to work on their jazz. A Real book with chord changes will be available if you don't have one. House Band this month: Paul Moon (drums), Andy Nunn (piano), Jack Beattie (guitar), Luke Hannington (bass) Singers and instrumentalists of all levels welcome. Microphone and provided. Our next monthly jazz jam session : Tues 14 October @8pm
Colin Brush - Trainer at Penguin Books - Pitching Fiction Writer Boot Camp Sunday 14th September 10 - 12. (12 places available - this course requires participants to bring along a lap top or iPad which can be connected by wifi). Telling Better Stories: How to pitch your novel A publishing copywriter's workshop to help you write compellingly about your novel or short story collection. Whether you're looking for help with your shout-line, elevator pitch, or want to know how to structure or add excitement to your blurb, Colin Brush, copywriter and blurb-writing trainer at Penguin Books for the last 25 years and writer of over 5,000 book blurbs, will provide examples, tips, tricks, ideas and exercises to help make the process of pitching your book as much fun as writing the story itself. Includes: Find your book's backbone. Uncover your story's tensions and hooks. Understand how different story types and blurb openings change your story pitch. Discover how to get some distance from your story. £5 morning ticket includes any coffee tea, hot chocolate or any soft drink
Acting Up! (Part of Hastings Book Festival Fringe) To perform ‘One in the eye’ outside Barnaby’s Lounge Sunday 14th September 12 -12.30 "Acting Up" is a small theatrical drama group who stage light-hearted narrative rhyming poetry in pantomime style with a local focus. Previous performances include "From Bixlei to Bexhill"; and "The Beast of Bexhill". Writer and local poet Claire Baldry is currently writing a 1066 themed piece especially for The Hastings Fringe entitled "One in the Eye". Audience participation in the form of booing and hissing will be encouraged.
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