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Mikey Reset 4.00pm

"Metaphorically Naked" - Acoustic Show. Mikey's Linktree 'After taking a couple years break from being in bands for 20+ years I decided to try something new. One guitar, one voice and plenty of old and new covers with a few cheeky originals thrown in. A night of crowd interaction with a few laughs and plenty of love. A big mixed bag of music that you can sing along to or just listen and chill. I call the act Metaphorically Naked because it’s basically myself broken right down to just myself and my guitar. So far it’s been such a blast for me and hopefully I’ll keep sharing the love for many years to come.'

Paul Aluna 8.00pm

"An Evening of Guitar". Perfect for a cocktail and chill.. Check out acoustic singer-songwriter here

Adrian & Jarrod Gypsy Jazz 1.30pm

Lively and lovely swing guitar playing. Django-Reinhardt Style Gypsy Jazz Adrian Underhill - guitar. Jarrod Elks - guitar

Tom Cole 4.30pm

Tom Cole is steeped in the traditions of American folk, country, gospel & blues. Tom’s heartfelt songs have a softly understated vocal style underpinned by a mix of Merle Travis style fingerpicking and country flat picking

Open Mic Hosted by Konarucchi

On Tuesday 20 May at 7pm we’ll be hosting our bi-weekly Open Mic ! Anyone of any skill level is welcome, you don’t need to bring anything (but can if you want to), we will supply a PA, guitar and piano. This is a light-hearted and inclusive space, so no pressure and have fun! Next open mic date: Tues 3 June

Reading Between The Vines Book Club 6.00pm

Wine, books, a lovely social club. Contact on Facebook or just turn up. The organiser Stella Cutler is super welcoming. There may be a poet or two as special guests

Mosaic Triangle Residency 8.00pm

Residency - Every 3rd Wednesday at 8.00pmMusic from the Cool Jazz Era, post-bop, latin-swing fusion and original compositions. Lynda Murray – alto and sopranino saxes. During1984 she was in the same cohort as Courtney Pine in a London based community music project called Search and Reflect. Lynda’s quartet with Paul Whitten opened for Courtney Pine at the De La Warr Pavilion November 2005. Paul Whitten – double bass – played for Chet Baker in Paris in the 80’s. He has played with Lynda for more than 20 years. He is also a respectected East Sussex bassed side-man and plays for many jazz projects coming out of Brighton. Yair Katz – drummer and world music percussion, has played several Womad Festivals. He plays for several Hastings based groups and has been playing with Lynda for 2 years

Jack Beattie Jazz Trio 8.30pm

Originally from the Wirral, Jack Beattie has a music diploma from Liverpool. Having played with some of the North West’s finest musicians such as Les Bolger (Louis Stewart Quartet), John McCormick (The Spinners, Gary Potter), John Harper (John Williams, Atarah Ben-Tovim), and Paul Leonard (Peter King, Jools Holland), he went on to complete a music degree in London. During this time, Jack performed/recorded with many of the UK’s leading Gospel and CCM artists such as Steve Thompson (Dionne Warwick, London Community Gospel Choir), Graham Kendrick, and Geraldine Latty. Mike Stock (bass) studied in Los Angeles with Joel Di Bartolo (Buddy Rich, The Tonight Show, Ernie Watts), Tom Warrington (Buddy Rich, Randy Brecker), and Jeff Berlin (Alan Holdsworth). He went on to perform in multiple situations with the likes of Kenny Jones (The Who), Mike Rutherford (Genesis), and Paul Young (Sad Café). Tony MacDonnell, hailing from Leeds College of music, has worked professionally as a drummer since his formative years. He's performed with legends such as Johnny Dankworth and Tubby Hayes and continues to work with the Les Paul Big Band

Saints on Sea Vocal Group 4.00pm

Anna Wright, Rachel Dawson and Samantha Sutherland are Saints-On-Sea, a 3 part harmony group based in St Leonard’s. Pop favourites and original tunes are accompanied by guitar, ukulele and piano with the occasional cameo from the flute, cello and the all important shaky egg. Expect among others… Britney, some folky heartbreakers and an 80s classic

Jazz Tribe 1.30pm

Expect a great Sunday lunchtime jazz vibe. Jazz, bossas and popular tunes...

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!

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