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Allie K Stewart + Jude Montague – 7.30pm

Allie released her Songstress EP in 2017, featuring unreleased songs performed over some years, and subsequently toured in the UK and Australia. 2018 saw her continuing to perform at festivals, fringe events, hosting music programmes, and playing live invite only gigs for music lovers, sometimes collaborating with other visual and performing artists. Born to Scottish parents, Allie is a first generation Australian based in London. Her rich heritage, the landscapes of her childhood, and the elemental forces of her native land are distilled in her songs – steeped in the soul of the Celtic blues and as raw as the earth. Allie K Stewart has an alternative sound she coins ‘Indie Grit’ aka ‘Indie Grit-Balladry’ rooted in blues, rock and folk-punk and peppered with musical influences, from gipsy to electro-acoustic, indie-pop and electronic. With a lyrical style reminiscent of magic-realism, and at times hyperbolic and semi-autobiographical. A songstress of the intimate and rousing Allie is billed as “a soulful and powerful voice” (Uncivilisation Festival).  Her emotive songs have raw edge and observational power and are delivered in a style that is both fragile and defiant

Friday Karaoke Til Late ! 11.00pm

11pm start… Bring songs you’d like to sing, we’ll load ‘em up and have a great time until the early hours !

Broga Doe 4.30pm

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

Roger Carey Bluesy Jazz 1.30pm

A selection of songs influenced by blues, rock, and jazz. Performed by Roger Carey bass guitar, voice, guitar Plus Jim Westlake on harmonicas , backing vocals...

“Solly” 4.30pm

Solly is a 22 year-old independent self-taught singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He writes and performs his own music, is both a solo artist and performer, whilst also a member of five-piece funk band, ’Still Royal’. His musical style blends Soul, Jazz and R&B, is characterised by his soulful, expressive vocals, paired with soft keys and the use of guitar; resulting in a deep, rich sound. Inspired by the works of Jeff Buckley and Amy Winehouse £5pp Music Charge. 100% goes to performer

“Sunsetters” – 7.00pm

SunSetters are the Trio of Chrysta, Tony and Barney. They perform a playlist of familiar favourites that might be titled “Sunday Sundowners”. Easy listening to round off your weekend.

Open Mic Hosted by Konarucchi 7.00pm

On Tuesday 29 July at 7.00pm 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 12 August

The Story Well 11.00am

The Story Well 11:00-12:30, Thursday 31st July Upstairs in Barnaby’s Lounge, Robertson Street, Hastings Suggested Donation: £0-£10 Come along to one of Stephanie’s fantasy-folkish tales! These are soul stories drawn from a collective well; story-lines to stand in, ponder on, and journey through.Ethereal tales, dream-hinged and heart-slanted. Afterwards, you are invited to share your reflections on what may have come up for you as you journeyed with the story's themes, archetypes, atmosphere and other contents.  Last Thursday of every month! Stephanie Chamberlain Ad.Dip Counselling & Psychotherapy at Phoenix Collectives Author Poet Wounded Healer

Custard Elvis Caravan 4.30pm

Custard Caravan presents the Rockiniest Rolliest and deadyest … drum roll.. Elvis the Mummy! Z..some Incredible Power Rock n Roll from Helen Shadow and Ricky Lee Brawn loads of guests, live performance art works, and Miss Goo Goo Muck omg ! Vroom vroom boom boom

Ellie Babies Jazz Trio – 8.30pm

Jazz, swing, blues and boogie woogie with a fun vibe. Songs from artists ranging from Nina Simone and Louis Prima, to Jools Holland, Dr John and The Beatles. Fronted by singer Ellie Laine with Jacob Willoughby on keyboards and Cal Roberts on double bass

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