2 - The Stables

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2 - The Stables

MARCH
Fri 1 Kast Off Kinks
Fri 1 Steven Sproat Sat 2 Elkie Brooks – SOLD OUT
Sat 2 Kit Holmes Sun 3 Uriah Heep
Tue 5 Jive Talkin’
Tue 5 Gilad Atzmon
Wed 6 Sam Lee & Friends
Thu 7 Ruby Turner
Fri 8 Charlie Landsborough
Fri 8 Adam Isaac
Sat 9 Wootton Music Night
Sat 9Katherine Ryan: Nature’s
Candy – SOLD OUT
Sun 10 Live Jazz Matters Sun 10 Ceilidh Experience Concert
Sun 10Katherine Ryan: Nature’s
Candy
Mon 11 & Tues 12
Beth Nielsen Chapman
Wed 13Simon Evans
Wed 13The Willows Thu 14 Gretchen Peters
Fri 15 YolanDa Brown
Sat 16 Dennis Locorriere
Sat 16Hedna’s – The Vintage
Nightclub Sun 17 Bourgeois & Maurice
Tue 19 Hazel O’Connor
Wed 20Sir Scallywag & The Golden
Underpants Wed 20Ensemble 360 –
In A Paris Salon
Wed 20Screaming Blue Murder Thu 21 New 4 Poofs & A Piano
Fri 22 Chas & Dave – SOLD OUT
Fri 22 Ruarri Joseph
Sat 23 The Lamours
Sat 23 Lisbee Stainton Sun 24 Jazz Matters Sun 24 Henning Wehn
Tue 26 Fork
Wed 27Steeleye Span
Thu 28 Dr Feelgood
Fri 29 Ian Hunter
Fri 29 Soul Urban Poet Sat 30 Chris Ramsey
Sat 30 Call Me Unique
APRIL
Wed 3
Thu 4
Thu 4
Fri 5
Fri 5
The Shee
The Manfreds
Jazz Morley Clare Teal
Ewan McLennan
Quick Key:
Public booking
Sat 6 The Bon Jovi Experience
Sun 7 Acker Bilk
Tue 9 Chas n Dave
Tue 9 The Dixie Ticklers Wed 10Sons of Cream
Thu 11Michaela Strachan’s Really
Wild Adventures
Thu 11 Deborah Bonham Band
Thu 11 WitTank
Fri 12 Feast of Fiddles
Fri 12 Richard Navarro Sat 13 Counterfeit Stones
Sun 14 Jazz Matters
Sun 14 Quercus Mon 15Ricky Ross Tue 16 The Fureys
Tue 16The Little Unsaid
& Cate Ferris Wed 17Bedfordshire Schools Battle
Of The Bands
Wed 17Screaming Blue Murder
Thu 18 Johanna Juhola
Fri 19 Panic Room
Fri 19M1 Music Night:
The Jimmy Brewer Band Sat 20 Woburn Sands Band
Sun 21 The Cavern Beatles
Sun 21Brian Houston & Robert
Vincent Mon 22Albert Hammond
Tue 23 Spiers & Boden
Thu 25 Tom Paxton
Fri 26 T-Rextasy
Sat 27 Stackridge
Sat 27 Lotte Mullan
Sun 28 Live Jazz Matters Sun 28 Marcella Detroit
Mon 29The Lumberjacks
Tue 30 Chris Wood
MAY
Wed 1 Kyle Eastwood Quintet
Thu 2 Loudon Wainwright III
Fri 3 Jake & Elwood Blues
Sat 411.30am & 2pm Hiccup
Theatre: Rumpelstiltskin
Sat 4 Jimeoin
Sun 5 Graham Gouldman
Mon 6 Paul Brady
Tue 7 Shooglenifty
Wed 8Martin Turner’s
Wishbone Ash
Wed 8 Kim Richey Thu 9 Show of Hands
Fri 10 Glenn & Friends
Sat 11 Ultimate Bowie
Founders
Educational
Sat 11 John The Conqueror Sun 12 Live Jazz Matters Sun 12 T’Pau
Tue 14 Oli Brown Band
Tue 14 Theo Jackson Band Wed 15Karine Polwart
Wed 15Screaming Blue Murder Thu 16 Curtis Stigers Fri 17 & Sat 18
G2 Genesis
Sun 19 Oriole & Basquiat Strings Sun 19 Stephen Langstaff Tue 21 Seth Lakeman
Thu 23 The Magnets Fri 24 Richard Herring
Fri 24MI Music Night: Howlin
Hootin Owls Sat 25Are You Experienced:
Jimi Hendrix Tribute
Sat 25 Brooks Williams Sun 26 Jazz Matters Mon 27Fish
Tue 28 Lulo Reinhardt Tue 28 Paper Aeroplanes Wed 29Jane Siberry Thu 30 Meow, Meow Fri 31 The Searchers
Fri 31 Lady Maisery JUNE
Sat 1 Never The Bride Sat 1 Dan Whitehouse Sun 2 Albert Lee & Hogan’s Heroes
Tue 4 Celtic Fiddle Festival Thu 6Opera North: The Girl I Left
Behind Me Thu 7 Midge Ure
Sat 8 The Northern Soul Tour
Sun 9Claire Martin & the
Montpellier Cello Quartet Tue 11 Emily Saunders Wed 12Mike Oldfield’s Tubular
Bells For Two
Thu 13 Eve Selis
Thu 13 Daliso Chaponda Fri 14 Echoes of Ellington Sat 15Hedna’s – The Vintage
Nightclub Sun 16 Anne Reid: In a New Key*
Fri 21 Julian Smith
Fri 21 The Good Lovelies Sat 22 The Jackie Generation
Fri 28Tenors Unlimited:
The Rat Pack of Opera Sat 29 Inner Vision Orchestra
Stage 2
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Issue no 48 Mar-Jun 2013
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MARCH - JUNE 2013
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artists
contents
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Jim Marshall Auditorium:
March
3-9
April
9 - 16
May
16 - 23
June
23 - 27
Stage 2
March - June
28 - 37
Learn & Take Part
Seth Lakeman
Tues 21 May
see page 21
38 - 43
Also On Sale
46
Booking information
47
Diary
48
information key
Beth Nielsen
Chapman
Mon 11 -Tue 12 Mar
see page 5
Johanna Juhola
Thu 18 April
see page 13
Founders may use their annual entitlement to
free tickets, or receive a 10% discount should
their allowance have been used; Friends are
entitled to a 10% discount. Please notify
Box Office when making your reservation.
New shows are open for public booking
from 29 January prior to which Stables
Friends have priority.
Educational denotes an education event
or a concert with an associated education
event. Ask Box Office for details.
This event takes place in Stage 2.
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Theo Jackson Band
Tue 14 May
Karine Polwart
Wed 15 May
see page 34
see page 20
Buy any time – book your tickets online 24 hours a day
Jive Talkin’
Date: Friday 1 March, 8pm
Tickets: £17
Date: Tuesday 5 March, 8pm
Tickets: £18
The Manfreds
Like this? Try this: 4 April
Uriah Heep
Supported by Virgil & the Accelerators
Date: Sunday 3 March, 8pm
Tickets: £25, £27.50
jim marshall auditorium
Mick Avory, Ian Gibbons, John Dalton and Dave Clark, four
long-term members of the legendary Kinks with over sixty
years of service between them, join forces to present the Kast
Off Kinks. This is a wonderful show comprising all the hits of
The Kinks (most of which these guys played on) and the songs,
coupled together with one or two witty anecdotes concerning
life with The Kinks, make this is a must see show!
www.kastoffkinks.co.uk
Featuring the stunningly convincing vocals of brothers
Darren and Gary Simmons as Barry and Robin Gibb, as well
as Jarrod Loughlin as Maurice Gibb, these three leading
men collectively have career highs including starring in
London’s West End, numerous worldwide TV appearances
and performing live with the Bee Gees themselves.
The Jive Talkin’ band features some of the greatest
performers in the country today and recreates with
perfection the extensive Gibb Brothers’ repertoire.
Never before has there been a more complete Bee Gees
experience, making audiences both young and old feel as
if they are actually at a Bee Gees concert! The show also
features a stunning acoustic medley of some of Bee Gees’
earlier hits showcasing the uncanny voices of the three
lead singers creating a truly emotional musical journey.
www.beegeesstory.com
MARCH
Kast Off Kinks
Abba Reunion
Like this? Try this: 13 July
Sam Lee & Friends
Date: Wednesday 6 March, 8pm
Tickets: £15, £16.50
Uriah Heep’s rock concerts take audiences by storm as they
play their greatest hits around the world. Regarded as one of
the influential rock acts of the early 1970s alongside the likes of
Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin, Uriah Heeps’s distinctive music
features massive keyboard sounds, strong vocal harmonies
and great guitar riffs. The band’s repertoire features hits over
four decades from the 70s through to the present day including
Gypsy, Easy Livin’, July Morning and Lady in Black.
www.uriah-heep.com
Fish
Like this? Try this: 27 May
Mercury Award and BBC
Radio 3 Folk Award
nominee Sam Lee is the
latest folk singer to
revitalise ancient
traditional songs by
tackling them with an
intense, modern attitude.
His album Ground of Its
Own is mesmerising and
compelling and Sam is
fast becoming accepted as a new pioneer, defining the
sound, sight and texture of contemporary folksong. His live band, Sam Lee & Friends, carve a new acoustic with their
homemade, mongrelised instrumentation using
unconventional contemporary arrangements that challenge
preconceptions of what traditional folk should sound like.
www.samleesong.co.uk
Lady Maisery
Like this? Try this: 31 May - Stage 2
Box Office: 01908 280800 email: stables@stables.org www.stables.org
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Ruby Turner is a national and
international treasure, having
already been awarded the
prestigious Gold Badge Award for
her contribution to British music.
Ruby is one of the leading
vocalists in Jools Holland’s
much-loved Rhythm & Blues
Orchestra, regularly performing
with them and appreciated by
his audience, but this concert
will see Ruby perform her own
tracks, with her own band, from her back catalogue and
most recent gospel-inspired album, I’m Travelling On.
“Soul, Gospel, and R&B: Ruby Turner is truly
the genuine article. Blessed with a voice that
can breathe life and meaning into any song,
whether it be a passionate ballad or a fast groove.”
The Guardian
www.rubyturner.com
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Like this? Try this: 30 March - Stage 2
Wootton Music Night
Promoted by Wootton Upper School
Date: Saturday 9 March, 7.30pm
Tickets: £10.50 (concessions £6.50)
This year, Wootton Upper School & Arts College will be
bringing you a sell-out evening of your favourite Beatles
songs. You will be blown away by the wealth of talent from
all our young performers as you enjoy a wonderful evening
of foot-tapping non-stop musical entertainment with
a few surprises along the way, so be sure to book
your tickets early to avoid disappointment.
Wootton Upper School Like this? Try this: Battle of the Bands
17 April
Charlie Landsborough
Ceilidh Experience Concert & Dance
Tickets: £28
Date: Sunday 10 March, 7.30pm
Tickets: £6.50
Date:
Monday 11 & Tuesday 12 March, 8pm
Tickets: £27.50
One of the pre-eminent singer-songwriters of her generation,
Beth Nielsen Chapman is a multi-award-wining artist whose
songs have topped the American charts. Hits such as Sand
and Water, All I Have Even and As It All Goes By qurhave
endeared her to millions of BBC Radio 2 listeners. She
returns to The Stables for an intimate acoustic performance
featuring numbers from her extensive back catalogue and
her critically acclaimed new release, This Mighty Sky, a
collection of songs inspired by the wonders of the universe.
Beth will be running a song-writing workshop on
Saturday 9 March - see page 37 for details.
www.bethnielsenchapman.com
Jane Siberry
Simon Evans: Friendly Fire
Tickets: £14
Charlie Landsborough is one of the good guys. Talented,
funny, hard-working, good-natured - what you see is what
you get. Little surprise then that he’s got legions of loyal
fans. Multi-award-winning and critically acclaimed,
Charlie brings his brand of country/spiritual music back
to The Stables. 2012 saw the release of his 25th album
and he recently released his autobiography, Storyteller.
Since his first big hit, What Colour Is the Wind, he has
never looked back.
www.charlielandsborough.com
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Come along and join in the dancing as participants from
the Ceilidh Experience course present their new bands
created especially for tonight, and playing a feast of
traditional tunes for dancers and folk fans of all ages.
Our guest dance caller will guide you through the steps,
in what promises to be a fun evening of dance and music.
No previous Ceilidh dance experience needed! Suitable for
adults and older children.
www.stables.org/Whats_on/Event/Ceilidh_Experience_
Concert_and_Dance_20130310
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Treat someone special – gift vouchers are available from the Box Office
“Do you know what? I
don’t care what everyone
says. The Emperor’s New
Clothes is not that great
a story.” Fearsome
iconoclast Simon Evans
is back with a brand
new show, and nothing
and no-one is safe from
the critical glint of his
tiny, tiny eyes. Join him
as he dismantles the
lies - from Fairy Tales to
post-match analysis –
that confound us all.
“Sizzlingly entertaining … Beautifully crafted
devastatingly funny gags … Deliciously haughty
contempt.” The Guardian
www.simonevanscomedianetc.com
Mark Thomas: Bravo Figaro
Like this? Try this: 27 February
Gretchen Peters
Supported by Ben Glover
Date: Thursday 14 March, 8pm
Tickets: £19.50
Gretchen Peters joins us touring her new album Hello Cruel
World. The title is a pun on the famed exit line, a joke
that sweetens this captivating music spun from a year of
turmoil. The Grammy nominated singer-songwriter from
Nashville calls Hello Cruel World her “most close-to-thebone work, written at a time when I felt absolutely fearless
about telling the truth.” She keeps the accent on beauty
throughout this, her ninth disc, with both her poetic
language and the spare, evocative sounds she
created supporting her organic story-telling.
www.gretchenpeters.com
Loudon Wainwright III
Tickets: £21
MARCH
MARCH
Ruby Turner
YolanDa Brown
Tickets: £16.50
MOBO Award-winning saxophonist YolanDa Brown is
regarded as the emerging voice of mainstream jazz in the
UK. Yamaha artist Brown has toured with The Temptations,
Courtney Pine, Diana Krall and played with Jools Holland’s
Rhythm & Blues Orchestra. She was awarded an Honorary
Doctorate of Arts by the University of East London and also
invited to meet the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh
at Buckingham Palace. Her album April Showers
May Flowers peaked at No1 on the jazz charts.
www.yolandabrown.co.uk
Julian Smith
Like this? Try this: 21 June
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Dennis Locorriere still has one of
the finest voices ever and that’s
26 years after the group he sang
for decided to call it a day. And
the group, that happy but edgy
band who clocked up hit after
pop hit, was the one and only
Dr Hook. Dennis Locorriere was
the voice of Dr Hook, the lead
singer on all those hit records and beautiful songs. As one
of the biggest bands across the world in the seventies and
early eighties, Dr Hook’s plaudits are impressive. Dennis’s
voice has now graced sales of more than 50 million records
and he was the only member of Dr Hook involved with every
record they released.
www.dennislocorriere.com
Supported by Sword in Air
Date: Tuesday 19 March, 8pm
Tickets: £17.50
Graham Gouldman – Hazel O’Connor is back,
celebrating the release of the
remastered DVD of the iconic
movie Breaking Glass which
launched her into the spotlight.
Her unforgettable songs from
the film including Eighth Day,
Will You, Big Brother and If Only
seem even more relevant in
present times. Teaming up with saxophonist Clare Hirst
(Bellestars, Communards, David Bowie) and pianist/
vocalist Sarah Fisher (Eurythmics), the superb blend of
voices adds to the vibrant performance. Expect songs
delivered with passion and fire – a soulful dip into Hazel’s
stunning portfolio with stories along the way.
5 May
“They were absolutely fantastic, bringing the entire
audience roaring to its feet.” Daily Telegraph
Like this? Try this: Heart Full of Songs
www.hazeloconnor.com
Bourgeois & Maurice: Sugartits
Tickets: £12
Treading the line between comedy, cabaret and a goth-popcatwalk nightmare, Bourgeois & Maurice defy categorisation.
The cult musical duo have established themselves as one
of the international cabaret scene’s darkest, sharpest,
funniest acts with their award-winning catchy-as-hell songs,
racking up performances around the world from New York to
Belgrade, London to Melbourne. Their latest show Sugartits
sees Georgeois Bourgeois and Maurice Maurice tackle some
of the most pressing issues of our time. Covering phonehacking scandals, ecological disasters and the sexual allure
of a tax return, they set out to solve every issue of the 21st
century using only a piano, a few plasticky instruments and a
very warped sense of right and wrong. Not suitable for under
16s. May contain strong language and adult material.
www.bourgeoisandmaurice.co.uk
eow, Meow
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Hazel O’Connor:
Breaking Glass Barefoot
T’Pau
The New 4 Poofs & A Piano:
Bigger, Louder, Harder, Longer!!
Sir Scallywag
and the Golden Underpants
Ensemble 360 & Polly Ives
Family/schools’ concert Age 3+
This laugh-out-loud musical
adventure is the new
children’s concert by Music
in the Round’s Children’s
Composer in Residence Paul
Rissmann, based on the book
written by Giles Andreae,
illustrated by Korky Paul and
published by Puffin, Penguin Books Ltd. When King
Colin’s Golden Underpants go missing and the royal
bottom is bared, it’s Sir Scallywag to the rescue! Brave
and bold, courageous and true, he’s the perfect knight
for the job… and what does it matter that he’s only six? To
receive your free participation pack, contact the Box Office.
www.musicintheround.co.uk
Rumpelstiltskin
Like this? Try this: 4 May 11.30am & 2pm
Ensemble 360 & Deborah Findlay
– Paris Salon
Date:Wednesday 20 March, 8pm
– FREE pre-concert talk 7pm
Tickets: £13.50, £18.50, students £6
Like a phoenix from the
ashes, the New 4 Poofs
and a Piano show is
Bigger, Louder, Harder,
Longer!! Building
on their brand of camp,
irreverent, naughty but
fun entertainment that
reaches across original
comedy writing, musical
parodies, pop standards,
dance and physical comedy, this new line-up of the fab four
(with original member Big Dave Wickenden at the helm)
will have everyone from students to the blue rinse brigade
reaching for their Tena Ladies! Featuring the legendary
Bobby Crush at the piano!
May contain strong language and adult material.
Suitable for 16+
www.4poofsandapiano.com
Programme includes
DEBUSSY Syrinx, STRAVINSKY
Suite Italienne: Introduction
and Minuet & Finale, RAVEL
Pavane pour une Infante
Défunte - arr. Birtel,
DEBUSSY Prélude à
l’après-midi d’un Faune
The Paris Salon was a centre of social and artistic life
and none was finer than the one run by Winnaretta
Singer, a grand patron of the arts. Her energies
transformed the salon into a creative crucible that
formed pioneering music by Fauré, Debussy and others.
We are delighted to welcome actress Deborah Findlay
who will, in the guise of Winnaretta, introduce this
world inhabited by Proust, Diaghilev, Isadora Duncan,
Jean Cocteau, Virginia Woolf, Colette and many others.
www.musicintheround.co.uk
Presented by Twinwood Events
Date: Saturday 23 March, 8pm
Tickets: £19
Wednesday 20 March, 1pm
Tickets:£5 (free teacher’s ticket
with every 10 seats booked)
Tickets: £15
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The Lamours
nne Reid – In A New Key
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Fronted by the fabulously talented Lola Lamour, this
youthful and energetic new band is destined for great
things. Their eclectic mix of music genres spanning seven
decades performed in their own unique style takes you
on a rollercoaster ride, combining fabulous melodies and
hypnotic rhythms. Swing, soul, tango, blues and rockabilly
amazingly and effortlessly follow each other, connected
by this vintage-style band in a way rarely heard before.
They brought the house down at the Twinwood Festival
last year and tonight it’s your turn!
www.thelamours.com
Hedna’s
Like this? Try this: 15 June - Stage 2
Tickets: £20
MARCH
MARCH
Dennis Locorriere
Henning Wehn:
Henning Knows Bestest
Tickets: £14.50
German Comedy Ambassador Henning Wehn is a fountain
of knowledge. There’s no shortcut to success, hard work will
eventually pay off and there is no shame in paying tax. But what
he knows bestest is that his comedy shows are a guaranteed
success. Either he’s funny or he confirms a national stereotype.
It’s a win-win situation. Wunderbar! May include strong
language and adult material. Suitable for age 16+.
“Side-splittingly funny.” The Times
www.henningwehn.de
Screaming Blue Murder
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MARCH
Chris Ramsey: Feeling Lucky
The Manfreds
Tickets: £16.50
Tickets: £15
Date: Thursday 4 April, 8pm
Tickets: £23.50
A smash hit from last year’s Edinburgh Fringe, Fork have
reinvented the art of a cappella. You’d swear there were
instruments on stage, but every sound you hear – from
pristine vocals to rock guitar riffs and powerful basslines
– is produced by the human voice. Fork give contemporary
covers their own unique vocal twist, from the angelic
harmonies of Coldplay’s Viva La Vida to the intricacies
of their rousing Gaga medley, spiced up with a large
helping of Fork’s trademark humour. Fork never fail
to fulfill the promise they make at every show - by the end,
you WILL be dancing!
www.fork.fi
The Magnets
Steeleye Span
Tickets: £24
Folk rock pioneers, pop stars, an inspiration to generations
- Steeleye Span have been many things, and are now a
six-piece again. This show sees them visit the classics
that have made them one of the most successful British
folk rock bands ever. 2013 finds Maddy Prior - the voice
of Steeleye for 38 years - back at the helm of a line-up
featuring band stalwart and fiddler extraordinaire Peter
Knight, Rick Kemp on bass, Peter Zorn and Julian Littman
on guitars and Liam Genockey on the drum stool.
“Don’t miss them!” The Independent
www.parkrecords.com
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Dr Feelgood remain one of the most popular and exciting
live rhythm and blues acts in the world. The raw and
uncompromising style of their performance resulted in
global success with hit singles including Milk and Alcohol,
Roxette, Back in the Night, Down at the Doctors, She Does it
Right, Going Back Home and See You Later Alligator, which
gave the group their first gold record. The current line-up
features Kevin Morris on drums, Phil Mitchell on bass and
Steve Walwyn on guitar. Vocalist Robert Kane (formerly of
The Animals) is the most recent addition, joining in 1999
after the tragic death of Lee Brilleaux.
www.drfeelgood.org
Deborah Bonham Band
Ian Hunter
Tickets: £25
As leader of 70s British rock legends Mott the Hoople and
as a hugely influential solo artist, Ian Hunter is widely
revered as one of rock’n’roll’s most compelling performers
and one of its most articulate songwriters. Tonight, enjoy
an intimate evening with Ian, accompanied by Andy York
(John Mellencamp) and Dave Rowe (Johnny Cash).
Ian Hunter as you’ve never heard him before!
www.ianhunter.com
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Like this? Try this: May
Following sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Festival and
London’s Soho Theatre and due to overwhelming popular
demand, the Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee and star
of BBC Two’s brand new sitcom, Hebburn, extends his
nationwide tour into spring 2013. How did we get here?
Elaborately laid plan, or just pure fluke? Who knows… do
you feel lucky? Perhaps you should. As seen on Celebrity
Juice, Never Mind the Buzzcocks, 8 Out of 10 Cats and
Russell Howard’s Good News. May contain strong language
or adult material. Suitable for age 16+.
“Stand-up gold.” The Guardian
www.chrisramseycomedy.com
Richard Herring
The Manfreds, with original ‘front man’ Paul Jones, will be
performing many of the tracks from the highly acclaimed
album ‘The Five Faces Of Manfred Mann’, which is to be
re-released as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations,
along with a mix of their biggest hits and the jazz and
blues songs for which they are famous. Paul Jones, with
his award winning harmonica sound, will be joined by
Mike Hugg on keyboards, Tom McGuinness on lead guitar,
Rob Townsend on drums, Marcus Cliffe on bass guitar and
Simon Currie on saxophone/flute-all excellent musicians
who will provide a full evening’s entertainment with a few
‘surprise’ renditions of their work.
www.themanfreds.com
Dr Feelgood
Date: Tuesday 26 March, 8pm Tickets: £17.50
Mar / APr
Fork: Electrovocal Circus
The Searchers
The Shee
Date: Wednesday 3 April, 8pm
Tickets: £15
The Shee are an exceptional all-female band showcasing three
powerful vocalists and an astonishing level of instrumental
prowess. Their diverse range of individual musical influences
combines to produce an adventurous brew of Folk, Gaelic,
Scots and Bluegrass. Following the release of their third
album, Murmurations, this tour is the first chance to hear
all of their new music in a concert setting. Expect slow airs,
Gaelic ballads, original songs, high-energy tunes, hypnotic
riffs and of course... clog dancing!
“An all-female revelation… fresh, feisty
music” fRoots
www.theshee.com
Karine Polwart
Clare Teal: The Divas and me! Date: Friday 5 April, 8pm
Tickets: £23.50
Our very own Queen of
Swing celebrates the
music of her heroes and
heroines, the leading lights
of jazz and big band world
Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee,
Judy Garland, Doris
Day and many of their
illustrious contemporaries.
The multi-award-winning
singer and Radio 2 broadcaster also demonstrates the
influence these characters have had on her own acclaimed
catalogue of work, celebrating the Great American Songbook,
The Great British Songbook, contemporary covers and originals
with the help of a top flight band led by pianist Grant Windsor
with Simon Little on bass and Ben Reynolds on drums.
Don’t miss this evening of feel good music inspired
by the greats and played by the best.
www.clareteal.co.uk
Emily Saunders
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APRIL
Date: Tuesday 9 April, 8pm
Tickets £25
Throughout their career, Bon Jovi have sold over 120 million
albums worldwide and performed more than 2,600 concerts
in over 50 countries for more than 34 million fans. The Bon
Jovi Experience is an outstanding tribute to Bon Jovi and
the only Bon Jovi tribute band in the world to have actually
played and shared a stage with Jon Bon Jovi himself! The
Bon Jovi Experience perform all the great hits including
Livin’ On a Prayer, Keep the Faith, Bad Medicine and You
Give Love a Bad Name.
www.jonbyjovi.com
Are You Experienced – Like this? Try this: Jimi Hendrix Tribute
25 May
Adding a second date at The Stables this spring, due to
popular demand, this show will summarise the whole
history of the band. The first half will consist of Chas &
Dave’s pub set, ending with Gertcha from 1979 - the start
of their success. The second half will feature all their hits
since then. Gertcha was followed by The Sideboard Song,
Rabbit and Ain’t No Pleasing You. Further hits included
Margate and London Girls and in 1986 they had a top
six record with Snooker Loopy. Chas & Dave are great
musicians and know how to give an audience a good time!
www.chasanddave.net
Jake & Elwood
Acker Bilk & his
Paramount Jazz Band
Sons of Cream
Date: Sunday 7 April, 8pm
Tickets: £20
Date: Wednesday 10 April, 8pm
Tickets: £17.50
Michaela Strachan’s Really
Wild Adventures
Date: Thursday 11 April, 1.30pm
Tickets: £11.50, £12.50
Adapted from her own book
of children’s poetry, popular
TV presenter Michaela
Strachan will take families
on a delightful journey
through an alphabet jungle
of animal rhymes. From
Antelopes to Zebras, from
Orphaned Orangutans to
Polar bear dentistry, this is
a whistle stop interactive show full of poetry, dancing,
music and lots of fascinating wildlife facts, directed by
award-winning Malachi Bogdanov. Michaela will be signing
copies of her book after the show. Running time-1 hour.
Suitable for children aged 3 - 8 (& Key Stage 1)
www.michaelastrachan.co.uk
Rumpelstiltskin
Deborah Bonham Band
Supported by Steve Rodgers
Date: Thursday 11 April, 8pm Tickets: £12.50
Feast of Fiddles
Date: Friday 12 April, 8pm
Tickets: £17
2013 sees the 20th outing of this band of friends which
promises a new album launch, a booklet about the band’s
history as well as the usual glorious live show. It all started
in a folk club as a bit of an idea in 1993 and has developed
into a UK folk-rock institution. Six of the country’s best
fiddle players front a cracking band of guitars, keyboards,
sax and accordion, held together by the grandfather of folkrock drumming, Dave Mattacks. The show includes solos,
original and traditional songs, a few iconic rock references
and theme tunes plus mighty ensemble arrangements to
stir the soul and get the feet tapping.
“The best fiddle players of a generation.” fRoots
www.feastoffiddles.co.uk
Chas n Dave
Date: Saturday 6 April, 8pm
Tickets: £20
APRIL
The Bon Jovi Experience
Celtic Fiddle Festival
Counterfeit Stones:
Knock Up Your Daughters
Tickets: £22.50
In a career spanning over six decades, Acker Bilk is a
national treasure of the UK jazz scene. In 1961 he made the
record books when Stranger on the Shore became the first
ever recording to be number one simultaneously in the USA
and UK, remaining in our charts for 55 weeks. Tonight he is
joined by Ian Bateman (trombone), John Day (bass), Ritchie
Bryant (drums), Enrico Tomasso (trumpet) and
Colin Wood (piano)
www.ackersmusicagency.co.uk
Echoes of Ellington
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Cream was undeniably the first rock supergroup of the 1960s.
Although the band was together for less than three years,
Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton left a gigantic
impression on the world of rock music forever. Ginger Baker’s
son, Kofi, along with Jack Bruce’s son, Malcolm, team up
with guitarist Godfrey Townsend to pay humble tribute to the
world’s greatest power trio. This dynamic threesome, fittingly
titled Sons of Cream, captures the mood and energy of the
late ‘60s and early ‘70s, while each of the members adds his
own distinctive style. Townsend sings and solos with virtuoso
ease, and Bruce sings and lays down strong and innovative
bass lines, all the while complimenting Baker’s complex
polyrhythms, inherited directly from his father.
www.sonsofcream.com
Albert Lee
Deborah Bonham, sister of John, aunt of Jason, returns to
The Stables touring material from her new release Spirit
recorded in the UK and Nashville. The album title truly
sums up the ethos of this remarkable vocalist who draws
on a rich vein of influences from Etta James to Bonnie
Raitt and whose blistering live performances have led to
invitations to open for the likes of Paul Rodgers, Robert
Plant and Paul Weller and to perform at festivals from
Canterbury to Glastonbury, Cambridge to Cropredy.
www.deborahbonham.com
Never the Bride
The Counterfeit Stones
celebrate their 22nd
anniversary and Sir Mick’s
70th birthday with yet
another sham rock
experience. Their skillfully
mixed cocktail of classic
hits, retro costume and
humour continues to
intoxicate young and old
alike - 100% proof that a good shot always hits the target.
This hooky masterpiece, hilariously mockumenting the
history of the Rolling Stones from 1962, will take you back
if you were there; or make you wish you were, if you weren’t.
Why pay a fortune to see originals as ants in a mega-dome,
when for a fraction of the price you can smell the sweat of
faking brilliance? It’s phony rock ‘n’ roll but a real bargain!
www.thecounterfeitstones.net
Hats Off To Led Zeppelin
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Date: Sunday 14 April, 8pm Tickets: £17.50
Quercus brings together three of the UK’s most creative
and original musicians to create beautiful poignant
music that transcends musical genres. Drawing on each
player’s repertoire of originals, timeless folk songs and
reclaimed standard repertoire, the trio subtly recolour
the music with their individual palettes to create
exquisite acoustic chamber music. It would be hard to
put together a group which offers more heartfelt music;
from June’s gripping voice and intense delivery to
Iain’s gloriously mellifluous melodies and Huw’s lyrical
off-kilter musicality, the trio carries the audience on a
journey through tales of love and loss, bloody battles
and beguiling originals. Quercus are touring in 2013
to celebrate their first release on ECM Records.
www.ballamy.com/quercus
Claire Martin & The Montpellier
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9 June
Ricky Ross: Untold Stories
Tickets: £20
Johanna Juhola
In association with Making Tracks
Tickets: £12.50, students £9.50
Renowned for their hit songs including I Will Love You,
When You Were Sweet 16, Leaving Nancy and Steal
Away, The Fureys & Davey Arthur have been entertaining
audiences worldwide for 35 years and are making their
15th appearance at The Stables. Responsible for some
of the most stirring music ever to capture the public
imagination, they have received standing ovations in some
of the biggest concert halls in the world, their emotive
songs stirring many emotions, tears and laughter, sadness
and joy. A Fureys concert is always a night to remember.
www.thefureys.com
Paul Brady
Bedfordshire Battle Of The Bands
Promoted by Wootton Upper School
Date: Wednesday 17 April, 7.30pm
Tickets: £10 (£6 concessions)
Date: Monday 15 April, 7.30pm Tickets: £22.50
Charismatic and playful accordionist Johanna Juhola
conjures a magical world that blends Buenos Aires
tango halls with forest-dark Finnish landscapes.
Laced with both melancholic nostalgia and uplifting
exuberance, Johanna’s music is an original blend of
contemporary tango and inventive use of electronica.
A well-known face on Finland’s music scene, her
opener track commissioned for the 2007 Eurovision
song contest was watched by tens of millions around
the world. Johanna’s innovative performances with her
Reaktori quartet captivate with their musical wizardry
and cheeky theatricality, a buttons-and-bellows charm
attack Finnish-style.
Panic Room
Tickets: £14
Panic Room make a triumphant return to The Stables this
Spring, hot on the heels of their phenomenal success with
latest album S K I N. Led by the soaring voice and magnetic
stage-presence of frontwoman Anne-Marie Helder, winner of
the Best Female Vocalist Award for 2011 and 2010 (as voted
for by the 50,000 readers of a major music magazine), the
band are made up of five incredibly gifted musicians, who
have played with legends such as Simply Red, Fish, Ultravox,
Toto, Keith Emerson, and Robert Palmer. Featuring all of the
magical new material from S K I N plus highlights from the
band’s first two albums, this is a show not to be missed.
Expect music of epic grandeur, spine-tingling beauty and
gutsy raw power, all delivered with the sheer passion and
sense of genuine joy that has made Panic Room one of the
best-loved live bands on the circuit today.
www.panicroom.org.uk
Ian Ballamy (sax) and Huw Warren (piano)
The Fureys & Davey Arthur
APRIL
APRIL
Quercus Featuring June Tabor (voice),
Fish
Woburn Sands Band
Date: Saturday 20 April, 7.30pm Tickets: £12 (£10 for age 16 and under)
“Humour, surprises, sensitivity, originality…
Johanna’s music is golden-rimmed and
sunny.” Trad Mag
www.johannajuhola.net
Deacon Blue front man, Ricky Ross, hits the road again
performing songs from Deacon Blue and his solo career and
telling the stories behind the songs. In 2012 Ricky celebrated
25 years in Deacon Blue, they released a Top 20 album
and sold out their 17 date UK arena tour. This intimate tour
presents an opportunity to hear tracks from his new solo album
Trouble Came Looking and his extensive back catalogue.
www.deaconblue.com
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The Bedfordshire Battle of the Bands is a friendly
competition promoting contemporary new student bands
from secondary schools within the county. With sponsorship
from Marshall Amplifiers and support from Wootton Upper
School & Arts College, the event promises an opportunity
to listen to a range of diverse and exciting contemporary
music. The whole event has been organised by BTEC level 3
Music students and there is an exciting guest band which
will be judging the performances and also performing on
the night. A great mix of music and fun - be ready to rock!
Wootton Music Night
Like this? Try this: 9 March
Lady Maisery
Like this? Try this: 30 May Stage 2
MEAL DEAL
For an additional £14 per person you can enjoy a Finnish
Feast here at The Stables (vegetarian options available)
served in Café in2.
Please go to www.stables.org for menu details.
Book in advance through the Box Office to reserve
your table.
The programme will run the gamut from big band sounds
to classical, jazz to pop, brass band originals and
arrangements of your favourite melodies - all in one show.
True family entertainment from your favourite local brass
band. Soloists from within the Band will be featured in this,
the fifty-first concert in the Drakeloe Series.
www.woburnsandsband.co.uk
Glenn and Friends
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APRIL
T-Rextasy
Marcella Detroit
Tickets: £16.50
Tickets: £21
Date: Sunday 28 April, 8pm Tickets: £19.50
The Cavern Beatles are widely regarded as being as close
to the real thing as it’s possible to get. In a show which
marks the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ first UK tour, be
prepared to enjoy all the hits of the Fab Four in a two-hour
show that is completely live with breathtaking attention
to detail. The Cavern Beatles is the only Beatles band
fully endorsed and licensed by the famous Cavern Club in
Liverpool and as ambassadors of “the most famous club
in the world”, they once again recreate the music that has
now influenced three generations. The band’s members,
as well as being talented instrumentalists and singers,
are hugely dedicated Beatle fans, intent on recreating their
individual character to an unprecedented standard.
www.cavernbeatles.com
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Albert Hammond
Described as “the finest instrumental duo on the traditional
scene” and winners of the BBC Radio 2 folk award for
Best Duo, founders of folk big-band Bellowhead, Jon
Spiers (melodeon, concertina) and Jon Boden (voice, fiddle,
guitar, stompbox) have made the genre of spontaneous,
punky English folk very much their own stomping ground.
Loud, proud, and with just a few acoustic instruments,
they create a multitude of textures upon which they
present traditional stories and dance music. For this tour
fans are invited to suggest folk gems with Milton Keynes
significance that John and Jon can learn and perform at
the gig, whether it be a traditional song collected nearby
or a dance tune associated with the area. So, leave your
suggestions on the website, www.backyardsongs.com and
join us on St George’s Day for a unique bespoke gig.
www.backyardsongs.com
Seth Lakeman
Date: Monday 22 April, 8pm Tickets: £19.50
T.Rextasy have now been performing around the world for
more than 20 years, a career that ironically outlives Marc’s
very own T.Rex. The band is now accepted as the world’s
only official live tribute band dedicated to Marc Bolan &
T.Rex, and the only band endorsed and approved by Marc
Bolan’s family, estate, original ex-members of T.Rex, and
Bolan’s catalogue management. Truly a rock’n’roll concert
for all ages, if you would like to know exactly what a Marc
Bolan concert was like in the 1970s, this show is for you!
“Danielz is a curator of Bolan’s life, a perfectionist
protector of the legacy. T.Rextasy play with a
poignant, flamboyant skill.” The Observer
www.trextasy.com
The Jackie Generation
Stackridge
Tickets: £16
Tom Paxton
Marcella Detroit is a vocalist,
guitarist and songwriter. She
was a member of the band
Shakespears Sister, along with
Siobhan Fahey of Bananarama.
Detroit’s soprano voice provided
lead vocals on their biggest hit,
Stay, which was No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart for eight weeks
in 1992. While she is best known for her work with Shakespears
Sister, she has had a much wider career. She began in 1972
playing in Bob Seeger’s band. Before long, she was playing in
Eric Clapton’s band, writing Lay Down Sally for Clapton along
the way. She has also released four solo pop albums, had a
cameo role in Absolutely Fabulous, and added her distinctive
voice to tracks by people like Alice Cooper, Aretha Franklin,
and even The Simpsons. She has two albums due for release
in early 2013.
www.marcella-detroit.com
T’Pau
Spiers & Boden: Backyard Songs
Date: Sunday 21 April, 8pm
Tickets: £18.50
APRIL
The Cavern Beatles
The Lumberjacks
Starring Stewart Francis, Craig Campbell
and Glenn Wool
Date: Monday 29 April, 8pm
Tickets: £16
Tickets: £26.50
Albert Hammond has been writing hit songs for over forty
years. This is not to say that it has been forty years since
his first hit; rather there hasn’t been a single decade in
which Albert hasn’t written multiple hit songs since he
scored his first hit with Little Arrows at the age of 24.
His songs have been responsible for the sale of over 360
million records worldwide including over 30 chart-topping
hits. Many of his most beloved songs, like The Air That I
Breathe and When I Need You, have become hits multiple
times with various artists, decade after decade.
www.alberthammond.net
Graham Gouldman
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Tom Paxton’s songs are known
and loved around the world.
The Last Thing On My Mind,
Ramblin’ Boy, and Bottle Of
Wine are just a few of his truly
timeless works. His generosity
to both audiences and fellow
musicians is renowned, and
his passion for justice and the
ties that bind people together
is unwavering: for all this
and more, Tom Paxton ranks as one of the most revered
musicians of his generation.
www.tompaxton.com
Brooks Williams
It seems extraordinary that April 2013 sees Stackridge
celebrating 42 years of music-making. Yet here they are
once again, sounding fresher and more contemporary than
many bands half their age, and it is live on stage that
Stackridge really shine. Expect glorious tunes, quirky lyrics
and superb musicianship all created with a sense of fun.
We can guarantee that audiences will leave with a smile
on their faces and a spring in their steps!
www.stackridge.net
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ir Na Nog
Between them, Canadian stand-up comedians Craig
Campbell, Stewart Francis and Glenn Wool have appeared on
Mock The Week, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy
Roadshow, Live At The Apollo, Russell Howard’s Good News and
Dave’s One Night Stand. They have also toured solo across the
UK, US, Scandinavia, Canada and Australia. Expect to hear a
wealth of new material as well as classic routines.
“Veritable barrage of one-liners and perfectly
crafted gags.” Sunday Times (Stewart Francis)
“Effortlessly funny. You have to go and see Glenn
Wool.” The Guardian
“Bringing a tale to life like a young Billy Connolly.”
Edinburgh Evening News (Craig Campbell)
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Tickets: £15
Kyle Eastwood Quintet
Date: Wed 1 May, 8pm Tickets: £19.50
The legendary singersongwriter Loudon
Wainwright III returns to The
Stables performing tracks
from his extensive back
catalogue and new album
Older Than My Old Man Now.
Speaking of the lead track
The Here & the Now,
Wainwright says ‘singersongwriter contemporaries
of mine have recently taken
to writing memoirs and
autobiographies. I decided
I would try to tell the story of my swinging life in a
three-and-a-half-minute song.’ With a CV boasting
Grammy Awards and acclaimed albums, as well as roles in
films directed by Tim Burton, Martin Scorsese and Cameron
Crowe, he is one of the great US storytellers.
www.lw3.com
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Spend an evening in Chicago to witness the masters
at work as they explode on stage with their soul, rhythm
and blues musical extravaganza backed by the totally
live powerhouse that is the incredible Black Rhino Band.
Featuring all the great classics including Soul Man, Living
in America, Everybody needs Somebody, It’s a Man’s World,
I Feel Good, Sweet home Chicago, Georgia, Shake your Tail
Feather and many more. You will be dancing in the aisles
within minutes!
www.jakeandelwood.co.uk
Hilarious world-class stand-up from internationally
acclaimed star of Live at the Apollo, The Royal Variety
Performance, Channel 4’s Comedy Gala 2012, Best of
Edinburgh Comedy Festival, Jason Manford’s Comedy
Rocks’ and Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow.
No gimmicks, just great craic!
Chas n Dave
Show of Hands
Date: Thursday 2 May, 8pm
Tickets: £29.50
Date: Saturday 4 May, 8pm
Tickets: £14.50
Hiccup Theatre: Rumpelstiltskin
Loudon Wainwright III
Jimeoin: What?!
Date: Friday 3 May, 8pm
Tickets: £23
The eldest son of actor Clint Eastwood, Kyle was
brought up listening to records of jazz stars such
as Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Miles Davis.
Since signing to Candid Records in 2004, he has
toured extensively around the world, performing at the
likes of The Olympia, Paris, The Monterey Jazz Festival,
the Blue Notes in Tokyo and New York and Ronnie
Scott’s. The music resonates with swing, groove and
funk overtones driven by Kyle’s virtuosity on electric
and upright bass.
“Eastwood and his band create music from
the heart: uplifting, reflective and beautiful.”
All About Jazz
www.kyleeastwood.com
Ivo Neame and Jim Hart
Like this? Try this: 10 September - Stage 2
JAZZ NIGHT SPECIAL
Get the pizza or pasta of your choice with salad
from the buffet table and a glass of wine, bottled beer
or draught soft drink for just £13 per person.
Vegetarian options available. Served in Café in2.
Slices of pizza and other snacks also available across
the bar. Go to www.stables.org for menu details.
Date: Saturday 4 May, 11.30am & 2pm
Tickets:£8.50, under 16s £7,
family of 4 £28
Follow the troubled Miller’s daughter as she tries to
outwit the greatest trickster of them all. He’s sneaky, he’s
cheeky, he’s Rumpelstiltskin! Straw turns to gold, magic
and mayhem are in the air... Before the sun rises will our
brave heroine be able to solve the riddle and save the day
or will rotten Rumpel double cross her once and for all?
Hiccup Theatre spins live music, puppetry and mischievous
storytelling into a golden new version of this classic
fairy-tale by acclaimed, Olivier award-winning writer
Mike Kenny. Suitable for 3-7 years and their grown-ups.
www.hiccuptheatre.co.uk
Michaela Strachan’s Like this? Try this: Really Wild Adventures
11 April
“Comedy of the highest order, inspired ramblings,
quiet genius!” The Independent
www.jimeoin.com
Graham Gouldman: Heart Full Of Songs
Chris Wood has been nominated for BBC Folk Award twelve
times and received six awards from just three albums.
Joan Armatrading was so taken with Chris’s writing she
invited him as special guest onto her 50 date UK tour.
During the Armatrading tour, he’s travelled the country,
eavesdropping on conversations from pound shops to tea
rooms, army recruiting centres to hotel saunas collecting
‘the poetry of recession’. His response is None The Wiser, a
fourth solo album. Justin Mitchell (Keyboards/Trumpet) and
Felix Krish (Bass) join Chris as he sings humble hymns and
sweeping statements. From Alzheimers to William Blake,
Wood lovingly takes the pulse of his homeland and this
could be his best album yet.
www.chriswoodmusic.co.uk
Jake & Elwood Blues
MAY
Chris Wood
With Rick Fenn, Mick Wilson and Mike Stevens
Date: Sunday 5 May, 8pm Tickets: £22.50
Anyone who’s attended a 10cc concert in recent years is
likely to have seen band co-founder Graham Gouldman’s
opening acoustic set, featuring some of the hits he wrote for
other artistes. The success of those performances, in which
fellow 10cc band members back Gouldman, has evolved into
Heart Full of Songs, a ninety-minute acoustic performance
designed for intimate concert settings. The show will feature
10cc classics such as I’m Not In Love and Dreadlock Holiday,
pre-10cc Gouldman hits such as Bus Stop and Look Through
Any Window (written for The Hollies), Heart Full of Soul and
For Your Love (The Yardbirds) and No Milk Today (Herman’s
Hermits) as well as songs from his highly acclaimed new
solo album Love And Work, and some surprises.
www.grahamgouldman.info
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Paul Brady, singer, songwriter
and multi-instrumentalist is
one of Ireland’s most highly
regarded and successful
artists. He crosses musical
boundaries again and again,
incorporating folk, rock,
blues traditional Irish and
classic pop styles into his
songwriting. Songs such as The Island, Crazy Dreams,
Nobody Knows, Follow On, The Long Goodbye, and Paradise
Is Here have, over the years, given joy and emotional
sustenance to generations of Irish at home and abroad. An
evening with Paul Brady on stage is a captivating
experience, and this great talent can easily be compared to
his contemporaries such as Jackson Browne, Van Morrison,
Richard Thompson and Mark Knopfler.
www.paulbrady.com
The Fureys
Date: Wednesday 8 May, 8pm
Tickets: £22
Wishbone Ash’s heritage as one of the most enduring and
best-loved British rock acts is assured, synonymous with
high quality guitar-driven rock music. Classic album releases
such as Argus, Pilgrimage, There’s the Rub, New England and
Live Dates defined the Wishbone Ash sound. Martin Turner
performs the band’s best-loved works with his current line-up,
remaining faithful to the original Wishbone Ash blueprint
focusing on material from the classic eras of Wishbone Ash,
featuring stage favourites and classic album tracks.
www.wishboneash.co.uk
Uriah Heep
Shooglenifty
Date: Tuesday 7 May, 8pm
Tickets: £17.50
Shooglenifty is one of Scotland’s most unique musical
exports. This six-man band is credited as being the
originators of acid-croft, a fiery and infectious blend of
Celtic traditional music and dance grooves that band
members describe as “hypno-folkadelic ambient trad.”
A supremely dexterous and witty live band, their energetic
live performances have kept them in constant demand
around the world.
“This is tradition standing on its head, doing cart
wheels and pole vaulting over every barrier in
sight.” The Irish Times
www.shoogle.com
eltic Fiddle Festival
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Supported by Motherlode
Show of Hands
Glenn & Friends
T’Pau
Tickets: £22.50
Date: Sunday 12 May, 8pm Tickets: £19.50
After touring with the History of the Big Bands with Andy
Abraham last year, Barisons Swing Band return to The
Stables with their new Glenn Miller show featuring the
fabulous close harmony group The Three Belles, paying
tribute to the well-loved Andrew Sisters. Miller’s matchless
hits are all here including Tuxedo Junction, Little Brown
Jug, Pennsylvania 6-5000, String of Pearls, In the Mood,
Moonlight Serenade, Rhapsody in Blue, Oh When the
Saints and Chattanooga Choo Choo to name just a few.
All played by this fantastic 13-piece big band who excel
in the showmanship and pure quality that set the original
Miller band miles apart from the rest.
www.barisonsproductions.com/index.php/productions/
glenn-and-friends
Echoes of Ellington
With special guests Miranda Sykes and
Rex Preston
Ultimate Bowie
Date: Thursday 9 May, 8pm
Tickets: £20
Tickets: £20
After a fourth sell-out show
at London’s Royal Albert
Hall in April 2012, concert
and festival favourites
Show of Hands come to The
Stables showing just why
they have been showered
with accolades.
Accompanied by striking
double bass player/ vocalist Miranda Sykes, England’s
finest acoustic roots act will be showcasing their new
album Wake the Union, a journey through the heart of two
landscapes (UK & North America) united by a common
tongue and musical heritage. Their inimitable music,
crossing from folk roots into blues, rock, country, trad and
world, is played out on an array of instruments from slide
guitar to fiddle, mandolin to South American cuatro.
A whole world in one gig.
www.showofhands.co.uk
David Bowie has
frequently reinvented his
music and image, and is
widely regarded as one
of the most influential
innovators over the last
five decades. Ultimate
Bowie pays tribute to the
work of this global
superstar, in a show that
is visually stunning and
vocally impressive. Ed
Blaney takes the spotlight and leads an eight-piece band
that takes you from David Bowie’s early years with hits such
as Starman, through his remarkable career to songs like
Let’s Dance, China Girl and many more. The band is not
called Ultimate Bowie for nothing - this show captures the
essence and authenticity of David Bowie in concert!
www.ultimatebowie.com
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T’Pau is a hugely successful pop/rock band fronted by
Carol Decker. Instantly memorable with a big voice and a
bigger mass of red hair, Carol made an undeniable impact
on the public. The band had a plethora of worldwide hits,
including Heart & Soul, which stayed on the U.S billboard
chart for six months, peaking at number four and of course
most notably China In Your Hand, which occupied the
number one slot in the UK for five weeks. T’Pau will be
celebrating their 25th anniversary in 2013 with the release
of a Greatest Hits album and this UK tour.
www.tpau.co.uk
Julia Fordham
Martin Turner’s Wishbone Ash
Date: Monday 6 May, 8pm Tickets: £21.50
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Paul Brady
Oli Brown Band
Tickets: £16
It’s a long climb from the schoolyards of Norwich to the top
table of the British Blues scene, but Oli Brown has scaled it in
just four years. The pivotal moment came at 15, when he was
invited to the US as the guest of Blinddog Smokin’ which led to
a mentoring scheme, with Oli sharing bills with Buddy Guy and
Taj Mahal. Since then, audiences have been mesmerised by his
stunning performances and unique take on the blues, mixing
funk, jazz and rock and he has picked up multiple awards
and toured extensively throughout the world.
“a British bluesman to rival Trucks and
Bonamassa.” Uncut
www.olibrownband.com
John the Conqueror
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MAY
Seth Lakeman
Richard Herring: Talking Cock
Date: Friday 17 & Saturday 18 May, 8pm
Tickets:£20 (£18 if booking for both shows)
Tickets: £20, £22.50
Tickets: £15
With glowing reviews for
the evocative lyricism and
cinematic musical depth
of her new album Traces,
Scottish singer-songwriter
Karine Polwart returns to The
Stables with her two regular
touring collaborators, brother
Steven Polwart (guitars &
vocals) and Fair Islander Inge Thomson (accordion,
percussion and vocals). Karine’s talent for crafting unique,
enduring melodies, her gift for saying just enough without
overstating her case, the range and dynamism of her
arrangements, all come together in songs of powerful
contemporary relevance. She also has the purest and
most approachable of singing voices, drawing the listener
towards her in the same way one might lean towards
a late night tale by the fireside.
www.karinepolwart.com
The Shee
Curtis Stigers
Date: Thursday 16 May, 8pm Tickets: £30
Curtis Stigers is recognised
as one of the world’s leading
jazz singers. With one of the
most distinctive voices in
music, the singer/
saxophonist/songwriter
pushes the boundaries of
conventional jazz performers
and continues to blaze a path as one of his generation’s
finest and most original interpreters of modern songs.
Throughout his career, Curtis has been celebrated for a
surprisingly wide variety of impressive accomplishments from his early pop chart success with several self-penned,
top-ten singles and hit albums to being named as BBC
Radio 2 Jazz Artist of the Year. Curtis returns to the UK with
his American band and will showcase his new CD Let’s Go
Out Tonight produced by Larry Klein as well as performing
his well-known hit songs.
“An exuberant combination of artistry and raw
emotion.” The Times
www.curtisstigers.com
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G2 Definitive Genesis pays tribute to a vintage period in Genesis’
long and colourful history, the four-man Seconds Out era (197578), whilst also dipping back into the earlier Gabriel years. In
2012 G2 played two sold-out nights at The Stables, performing
the albums Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, A Trick of the
Tail and Wind & Wuthering in their entirety over the two nights.
May 2013 sees a return of G2 for a different Genesis-soaked
weekend, with more plans afoot for something special on the
set-lists. So take a little trip back and relive those wonderful
moments of your Genesis musical history with G2.
www.g2online.co.uk
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Oriole & Basquiat Strings
Date: Sunday 19 May, 8pm Tickets: £15
Celebrated folk-inspired singer-songwriter and virtuoso
fiddler Seth Lakeman has released six albums including
2005’s Mercury-nominated Kitty Jay and his latest album,
Tales from the Barrel House which confirms Seth’s innate
knack for writing both foot-stomping, sing-along songs and
more tender, thoughtful ballads. Seth began his musical
career early, playing music in his native Devon with his
parents and two brothers. He’s now performed everywhere
from Libya to Texas, as well as featuring on just about every
major festival bill across the UK.
www.sethlakeman.co.uk
Sam Lee
Claire Martin and the
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The Magnets
Two of Britain’s most critically acclaimed and popular
instrumental groups are touring together for the first time.
Their leaders Jonny Phillips (Oriole) and Ben Davis (Basquiat
Strings), great friends for many years, have much in common
from classical, Brazilian, and jazz music to travel and humour.
The bands also share the same drummer, Seb Rochford (Polar
Bear). Although both utilize the earthy raw sounds of folk/
jazz/classical music informed by tradition, the sound of the
their two groups varies greatly. Both groups have new albums.
Oriole’s first album since Jonny’s return from Spain - Every Day
New was released in May 2012 to the usual critical success,
whereas Basquiat Strings, whose first album was nominated
for the Mercury award, will be releasing their exceptional second
album - Basquiat Strings - part II – as part of the May 2013
tour.
www.myspace.com/basquiatstrings
It’s an object of shame and
pride; it inspires laughter
and fear; it’s a symbol of
power, yet it’s incredibly
fragile; it can be a pound of
flesh or an ounce of winkles,
it can be used to express
both love and hate; it creates
life, it can condemn us to
death... and it can do wees
as well. How can one tiny flap
of sponge and sinew be all
these things? Richard
Herring intends to find out in this tenth anniversary update
of the critically acclaimed show that exposes the truth
about men and their flutes of love. Sell-out at the
Edinburgh Fringe 2002 and Melbourne Comedy Festival
2003, translated and performed in over a dozen European
countries, published as a book by Ebury press. Suitable for
ages 16+, may contain adult material.
www.richardherring.com
G2 Genesis
Date: Wednesday 15 May, 8pm
Tickets: £16
MAY
Karine Polwart
The Magnets are a six-man a cappella group that take the
age-old concept of unaccompanied singing and transform
it into cutting edge, contemporary entertainment. By fusing
glorious harmony vocals with jaw-dropping beatboxing, they
create a sound as rich as any band with instruments... all from
the mouth alone. The Magnets give iconic songs an all-vocal
remix, from Joy Divison to the Scissor Sisters, in a show packed
with musical sophistication, smart choreography, audience
participation and a thoroughly British charm. They join us to
showcase material from their brand new album.
www.themagnets.com
Fork
Spinadisc at The Stables
Spinadisc is a specialist music shop in The
Stables’ foyer, selling CDs, DVDs, magazines
and signed memorabilia. Previously-owned
collectable CDS are also bought & sold.
Genres covered include rock, pop, jazz,
blues, folk, classical & alternative.
Contact 07956 581519
or email spinadisc@stables.org
Profits help support the music and
education programmes at The Stables
PMC generously support The Stables by
supplying equipment for the Mancini Forum,
Stage 2 and Recording Studio
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MAY
Meow Meow: Beyond Glamour
Never The Bride
Date: Tuesday 28 May, 8pm Tickets: £16
Date: Saturday 1 June, 8pm Tickets: £16.50
Are You Experienced? are the world’s number one tribute to
Jimi Hendrix, the only real legendary rock guitarist the world
has ever seen. Could anyone possibly measure up to him?
Well, when you listen to singer and guitarist John Campbell,
you very quickly realise that it can be done! The guitar work
is note-perfect and at the same time beautifully fluent.
The voice IS Hendrix, and the persona of the man himself
is on the stage, personified by John Campbell, who bears
a striking physical resemblance to Jimi.
“The sound that came from his guitar was genuine
talent.” The Sunday Telegraph.
Lulo Reinhardt is the grand-nephew of jazz legend Django
Reinhardt, but the family’s musical ties run deeper
than that, for Lulo is also the nephew of the gypsy violin
master Shnuckenack Reinhardt and comes from a lineage
peppered throughout with highly talented musicians. Lulo
represents one of the most unique voices in gypsy-jazz
music today. His five-piece Latin-Swing Project combines
pure gypsy-swing music with elements of Latin music
such as flamenco, tango and bossa nova.
www.lulo-reinhardt-project.de
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Jane Siberry
Date: Wednesday 29 May, 8pm Tickets: £18.50
By popular demand cabaret star,
international singing sensation
and post post-modern showgirl
Meow Meow, makes her debut in
Milton Keynes for one night only. A
star of the Olivier award-winning
show LaClique, Meow’s unique
brand of kamikaze cabaret kitsch
and performance art exotica has
hypnotised audiences worldwide!
From Paris to Berlin, San Francisco to Shanghai, with
sell-out seasons from the Sydney Opera House to New
York’s David Bowie Highline Festival. May contain strong
language and adult material.
“She purrs, she roars, she makes Pussy Galore
look like a frump.” Sydney Central
www.meowmeowrevolution.com
Bourgeois & Maurice
The Searchers
Tickets: £24
Nikki Lamborn, an intense singer with radiant charisma
is magnificently accompanied by gifted pianist,
Catherine Feeney. They have written, recorded and toured
internationally for over 25 years with an awe-inspiring
who’s who of music. Their song The Living Tree was a
hit for Dame Shirley Bassey and they masterminded her
memorable Glastonbury appearance and produced her Top
Ten album Get The Party Started. These immensely talented
women have written and recorded six albums to date, and
their latest CD/DVD, In Concert At The Stables Theatre is
out now. Performing with their world-class band, Never The
Bride’s unique music is an eclectic fusion of rock, blues,
soul, folk, jazz, always from the heart and guaranteed to
raise not only the roof but the soul.
www.neverthebride.com
Lulo Reinhardt’s Latin-Swing Project
Tickets: £19
MAY / JUN
Are You Experienced?
Deborah Bonham
Albert Lee & Hogan’s Heroes
Date: Sunday 2 June, 8pm
Tickets: £22.50
www.areyou-experienced.co.uk
Hats Off to Led Zeppelin
Fish: The Moveable Feast Tour
Date: Monday 27 May, 8pm
Tickets: £23.50
A welcome return to The
Stables for the former
Marillion frontman whose
solo material has built
on his already solid
reputation as singer and
songwriter, defying trends
and fashion. His career,
spanning almost 20 years
of the entertainment industry, is notable for his charismatic
stage performances and uncompromising lyrics.
www.fish-thecompany.com
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Iconic and enigmatic Jane Siberry is one of the world’s
most unique and gifted singer/songwriters. Blessed with a
sincere integrity and emotional depth, her work has spanned
three decades, with the release of 14 studio albums and
performances on concert stages around the world. Her 1985
album The Speckless Sky was a huge critical and commercial
success and the follow up albums The Walking, Bound By
Beauty and When I Was A Boy cemented her status as one of
the world’s foremost performance artists. Jane’s songs have
been covered by numerous artists, with particular success by
k.d Lang on her renditions of Love is Everything, Haint It Funny
and a stunning reading of The Valley. This is guaranteed to be
a very special evening with Jane performing solo.
www.janesiberry.com
The Good Lovelies
Now celebrating their 50th Anniversary, The Searchers’
remarkable career continues. With such classic hits as
Sweets For My Sweet, Needles and Pins, Don’t Throw Your
Love Away, Sugar and Spice and When You Walk In The
Room and total record sales well in excess of 40 million,
they still have great appeal to audiences of all ages. They
tour the globe as much today as they have done throughout
a fantastic career spanning five decades. Combined with
anecdotes and reminiscences, the concert includes all their
famous hits, plus many album recordings, B-sides and a
selection of other collector and well-known favourites.
www.the-searchers.co.uk
The Manfreds
Celebrating his 70th birthday this year, double Grammy award
winner Albert Lee returns with his multitalented band Hogan’s
Heroes. Albert is without a doubt one of the world’s finest
guitar-players. “He is a great great player, fluid, lyrical and
free” and “above all he is a truly wonderful singer, soulful and
strong” (to quote Eric Clapton). Albert has appeared at Eric
Clapton’s Crossroads festival on two previous occasions and is
on the bill to play again in 2013, this time at Maddison Square
Gardens. He also played at The Concert for George (a tribute at
the Royal Albert Hall to George Harrison).
www.albertleeandhogansheroes.com
Brian Houston & Robert Vincent
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JUNE
Date: Friday 7 June, 8pm
Tickets: £20
Called “three of the finest folk violinists anywhere” by
The Washington Post, Celtic Fiddle Festival celebrates the
violin in all its globe-trotting variations. Fiddlers Kevin
Burke (Ireland), Christian Lemaître (Brittany, France) and
André Brunet (Quebec, Canada) showcase a fascinating
juxtaposition of international and individual styles. Along
with acclaimed guitarist Nicholas Quemener from Brittany,
the quartet combines their talents, musical traditions, and
spontaneous humour for an evening of dazzling energy and
subtle grace. These traditional masters showcase their
regional repertoires and together conjure an experience of
breathtaking performances.
www.kevinburke.com
Feast of Fiddles
Opera North: The Girl I Left
Behind Me Featuring Jessica Walker
(mezzo) and James Holmes (piano)
Date: Thursday 6 June, 8pm
Tickets: £16, £17.50
A supremely well-sung and
coolly contemporary look at
one of the most intriguing
questions of musical theatre
– just what is it that makes
a woman in trousers so
appealing? With just a piano,
a microphone and a few
well-chosen items of male
attire, mezzo-soprano
Jessica Walker and theatre
director Neil Bartlett conjure up an entire world, from the
swaggering cross-dressers of the Victorian Music Hall,
to the ambiguous boy-heroes of Mozart and Strauss.
A provocative, flirtatious and deliciously personal
one-woman guide to a whole forgotten chapter
of female performance.
www.operanorth.co.uk/projects/the-girl-i-left-behind-me
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Midge Ure has shape-shifted his way through the UK music
scene for over 35 years, from prototype boy band with Slik,
electronic pioneer with Visage, rock guitarist with Thin Lizzy,
chart topper with Ultravox and his solo career, to charity fund
raiser with Band Aid. Ure has adapted to the ebb and flow
of his career performing with large bands, power trios and
his solo acoustic shows with which he sticks to his mantra
that a good song can be stripped down to its basics and still
stand close inspection. Midge’s shows in 2013 will reflect
his full career, including solo songs such as If I Was, and
Ultravox songs from Vienna up to new songs from the brand
new Ultravox CD “Brilliant” released in May 2012.
www.midgeure.com
Ricky Ross
The Northern Soul Tour
Date: Saturday 8 June, 8pm
Tickets: £21.50
The late great Edwin Starr’s band The Team (with lead
vocalist Angelo Starr) and special guest Northern Soul
legend Lorraine Silver perform soul and Motown hits
including Agent 00 Soul, 25 Miles, Stop Her On Sight,
Landslide, War, Eye To Eye Contact and many more. Angelo
Starr has taken over lead vocals, performing all the
fantastic Edwin Starr classics, plus dynamic performances
of some great Northern Soul covers. Northern Soul legend
Lorraine Silver recorded Lost Summer Love which is still a
massive record on the Northern Soul & Scooter scene.
www.theteam-online.co.uk
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Claire Martin with the Montpellier
Cello Quartet
Date: Sunday 9 June, 8pm Tickets: £16.50
Claire Martin brings her
wealth of experience as a
jazz vocalist into a brand
new arena with the
Brighton-based
Montpellier Cello Quartet.
This exciting new venture
combines her love of the
Great American Songbook
and popular classics with brand new arrangements especially
commissioned for this project by internationally renowned
composers including Sir Richard Rodney Bennet, Mark Anthony
Turnage and Django Bates. Unlike anything Claire has ever done
before, this chamber-jazz adventure promises to be a magical
fusion that brings a new sonic perspective to songs such as Kurt
Weills’ My Ship, Tom Waits’ Old Boyfriend’s and Lennon
and McCartneys’ She’s Leaving Home.
www.clairemartinjazz.com
Quercus
Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells For
Two: 40th Anniversary Concert
Eve Selis Band
Date: Thursday 13 June, 8pm
Tickets: £16.50
Eve Selis isn’t just a
singer - she’s an emotion
transducer who converts
country, R&B, blues, folk,
and rock ‘n’ roll signals
into a megawatt zap that
galvanizes everyone in its
path. And as with fellow
frontwomen Bonnie Raitt,
Joan Osborne, Maria
McKee and Melissa
Etheridge, the cauterizing power of Selis’s voice can arc-weld
material from almost any genre into a personal manifesto.
She joins us touring material from latest album Family Tree,
from swamp-rock to plaintive country heartbreakers topped
off with Leonard Cohen’s masterpiece Hallelujah.
www.eveselis.com
Gretchen Peters
Pete Long’s Echoes Of Ellington
Orchestra
Midge Ure
Date: Tuesday 4 June, 8pm Tickets: £16
JUNE
The Celtic Fiddle Festival
Date: Friday 14 June, 8pm Tickets: £19.50, £21.50
Date: Wednesday 12 June, 8pm
Tickets: £19.50
Two talented Australian
musicians playing over
twenty instruments
bring to life Mike
Oldfield’s seminal
album in a unique
theatrical performance. Multi-instrumentalists Daniel
Holdsworth and Aidan Roberts have arranged the entire score of
Tubular Bells to be played by just two blokes, its subtle beauty
and richly layered madness intact. This herculean feat leaves the
musicians drenched in sweat and audiences on the edge of their
seats, as they race from instrument to instrument. Join us for a
memorable night as these ambitious musicians undertake the
challenge of recreating the original album as faithfully as
possible with just four hands and four feet.
“The musical equivalent of the triathlon-with bells
on.” The Scotsman
www.tubularbellsfortwo.com
he Little Unsaid & Cate Ferris
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Duke Ellington was the composer, pianist and bandleader who
emerged from Harlem and became a world force. No other jazz
musician has produced such a volume of hits - It Don’t Mean
a Thing (if it ain’t got that Swing), Take the A Train, Mood
Indigo, Prelude to a Kiss, Things ain’t what they used to Be, I
got it Bad, Jam with Sam, C Jam Blues, Harlem Airshift, I‘m
beginning to see the Light, Perdido and many others. Under
the direction of Pete Long all these will be brought to life as if
The Duke was directing his own orchestra. You’ll also able to
witness the incredible singing and trumpet playing of Georgina
Jackson. The critics can’t be wrong!
“In Pete Long, reeds player, raconteur, bandleader
and all-round wit, we have a genuine home-grown
treasure.” The Times
www.plong.co.uk
Dutch Swing College Band
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Anne Reid - star of Last Tango in Halifax, Ladies of Letters,
Upstairs Downstairs, Marchlands, Dinnerladies and The
Mother in her new solo cabaret show, an evening of song,
nostalgia and humour. With her Musical Director,
award winning pianist Stuart Hutchinson.
“Beautifully crafted programme.” Classical Source
*Fundraising concert in aid of Wavendon All Music Plan
Clare Teal
Julian Smith
Tickets: £18
Tickets: £17
Taking the UK by storm,
the Supersonic 70s show
is quite simply the hottest
ticket in town!
This incredible live show
full of classic 70s hits,
featuring a six-piece band
and the incredible vocals of
Janey Bombshell and Mark
Keen, will take you from the
towering majesty of Queen
and ELO, the pin-up pop
of The Osmonds, David Essex and David Cassidy to the
classic sounds of The Carpenters, Saturday Night Fever and
Grease. So come join the band in their travelling 70s time
machine, back to the days when pop really was at its peak.
www.supersonic70s.com
T-Rextasy
Tenors UnLimited
– The Rat Pack of Opera
Tickets: £19.50
Julian Smith graduated from Birmingham Conservatoire in
1991 and has since pursued a successful musical career,
including many appearances at the Birmingham Jazz Festival,
under his own name and also as Jools Gianni, the name he
used on the Chilled 2 The Sax CD. His career suddenly moved
to another level in 2009 when he gained second place on
Britain’s Got Talent, with 700,000 public telephone votes.
Highlights since then have included playing with his idol Kenny
G at the Royal Albert Hall and being given one of his signature
model saxophones, recording with Julian Lloyd Webber, Paul
Potts and many others for Classical Relief for Haiti and
performing for Prince Charles at Clarence House.
www.juliansmithsax.co.uk
Dave Koz
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Tenors UnLimited embark on their 10th anniversary tour
with a beautiful evening of classical crossover melodies
and stunning vocal harmony. The clever combination of
opera classics and modern day favourites will include
songs from their previous albums Brand New Day and Viva
La Vita as well as a sneak peak of new material from their
upcoming studio album. Encompassing some of the best
works from Bizet to Puccini, Bublé to Bocelli and whether
your favourite song is Nessun Dorma, Come What May, O
Sole Mio, You Raise Me Up, Volare or Time to Say Goodbye,
this evening promises a fabulous musical journey.
www.tenorsunlimited.com
Blake
Baluji Shrivastav presents:
Acknowledgements
The Inner Vision Orchestra
Tickets: £14 (under 16s £10)
The Stables would like to give a
special thanks to the following for
their valuable support:
Indian maestro and Musical Director Baluji Shrivastav, who
has played with Stevie Wonder, Coldplay and recorded with
Massive Attack amongst other formidable artists, has brought
together incredible musicians from around the world who are
blind or partially sighted. Their uplifting music moves between
songs from Iran, Lebanon, Afghanistan, India, Nigeria, to
soulful Gospel and Blues to sublime Indian Ragas and Western
Classical compositions. Driven by the intensity of an inner
vision they celebrate the power of music to transform lives.
This UK tour builds on the success of the London dates in 2012
and the participation of members of the Orchestra at
the London 2012 Paralympic Closing Ceremony.
www.baluji.com
Arts Council of England, McCann Homes Ltd,
Dame Cleo Laine, Foundation for Sport & The Arts,
Jim Marshall, Sir John Dankworth, Mancini Institute,
Milton Keynes Arts Association, The Wavendon
Foundation.
Botown
Date: Sunday 16 June, 8pm
Tickets: £19.50, £21.50 *
The Jackie Generation:
The Supersonic 70s Show
JUNE
JUNE
Anne Reid – In A New Key
Be in good company!
When you need to make an impression, you can be
sure The Stables will help you deliver the right one!
Our dedicated Development Team will work closely
with you to ensure your bespoke event runs
as smoothly as possible.
Conferences, Events & Training – Our expertise is
firmly rooted in event management enabling us to
stage anything from a whole-day event for a senior
level conference, staff seminars, and training forums
to themed and entertaining events.
Corporate Hospitality – Live entertainment is still very
much the heart and soul of The Stables. Its unique
nature has attracted audiences and performers back,
time after time. The perfect
setting to entertain clients and staff alike.
Sponsorship & Advertising – We offer Corporate
Associate programmes, with a range of benefits for
your company; Show Sponsorship and Corporate
Branding opportunities.
For more information, please call 01908 280815
or email development@stables.org
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Date: Friday 1 March, 8.45pm
Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
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...and check out our café-bar Café in
If you are looking for a restaurant for a
pre-show meal, then look no further. Café
in2 has a reputation for top quality food
and tasty dishes at a reasonable price.
What’s more, it has friendly, helpful staff
and the perfect atmosphere, making it
ideal for a pre-concert meal. Café in2 is
open from 6pm on concert nights.
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he Good Lovelies
Kit Holmes
To reserve a table please call the Café in2
booking line on 01908 280832 or
email stables@stables.org
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“A subtle blend of East and West that’s brutal
and beautiful.” BBC
www.gilad.co.uk
Kit’s trademark sultry vocals
and virtuoso guitar playing
have wowed audiences across
the UK through extensive
touring with the guitar hero
John Etheridge. Her recent gigs
include Paul McCartney’s LIPA,
a performance for Bill Bryson
and Andy Kershaw and a
headline at the International
Guitar Festival of Great Britain.
Expect an enthralling and
energetic live performance of
blues-driven roots with a soul
sensibility from Kit and
guitarist Allan Greenwood, who
will be joining her for tonight’s
performance.
Such has been the success of Café in2
that it is very often fully booked, so to be
sure of a table we recommend that you
make your reservation well in advance.
For more information and the current menu
visit www.stables.org and click on the link
to Café in2.
Maverick, award-winning saxophonist Gilad Atzmon and
the Orient House Ensemble are back on the road with
their latest album Songs Of The Metropolis. For the last
12 years the quartet have been touring all over the world,
stunning audiences with their firebrand performances
packed with drama, pathos, luscious harmonies and wit.
Atzmon’s latest compositions are a sweeping homage to
our great cities, from Moscow to Buenos Aires and beyond.
Each tune is at once reminiscent and hopeful; in a time of
great uncertainty and turbulence Atzmon and the Orient
House Ensemble deliver melodies that provide an anchor
to wherever it is that we call home. Gilad Atzmon (clarinet,
sax), Yaron Stavi (bass), Eddie Hick (drums),
Frank Harrison (piano)
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Steven Sproat returns to The Stables showcasing new
album Fruit For The Soul. With over 35 years’ playing
experience, he’s appeared at festivals including Edinburgh
and Cheltenham Jazz Festivals and clubs such as The Mean
Fiddler and Ronnie Scott’s, supporting the legendary Jools
Holland in 2012 at various dates around the UK. Fruit For
The Soul shows the maturity of his songwriting and ability
to discover catchy melodies and hooks. Stick around long
enough and people start to notice - and that’s what’s
beginning to happen at last to this fine independent artist.
www.stevensproat.co.uk
Date: Tuesday 5 March, 8.45pm
STAGE
Stage 2 is The Stables’ second
performance space – intimate,
relaxed and informal. The
ideal place to catch a star
of tomorrow on their way
up, or see the stars of today
experiment with new material.
So come and hear the latest
new music and comedy, relax
and enjoy a drink with friends!
You’ll always find something to
delight and intrigue you in
Stage 2, whatever your tastes.
Gilad Atzmon & The Orient
House Ensemble
March
2
Stage
Steven Sproat
Drake.” The Observer
“Macy Gray meets Nick
www.kitholmes.co.uk
J ane Siberry
Kyle Eastwood Quintet
Adam Isaac
Adam Isaac has spent the
past 10 years as a gigging
musician playing many
venues and festivals around
the UK and has recently
released his debut album
Train Tracks. He supported
Joss Stone on her UK tour in
2009, has been named brand
ambassador for British
freesports lifestyle brand Animal, and in 2012 made it to
the quarter final stages of BBC’s The Voice UK with the
legendary Sir Tom Jones as coach. His anthemic, edgy rock/
pop sound draws influence from bands like Muse, Coldplay,
Radiohead, Jeff Buckley, Oasis, Stereophonics and more.
www.adamisaac.com
Ricky Ross
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“Young, pretty, smart and acridly funny.”
Sunday Times
www.katherineryan.co.uk
The Lumberjacks
Call Me Unique
Presenting the comedy stars of tomorrow today!
Tonight compere Andrew Bird introduces
rising star Marc Lucero and headliner
Rob Heeney. Lineup may be subject to
change. May contain strong language
and adult material.
Café in2 is open until 8pm
with any orders taken
after 7.30pm being served
in the foyer. After 8pm
light snacks will be
available from the bar.
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Ruarri Joseph
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retchen Peters
Ruby Turner
STANDING ONLY
M1 Music Night: Soul Urban Poet
The Willows
Supported by Oli Whyman and Lisa Pressnell
Date: Wednesday 13 March, 8.45pm
The Willows are a folk roots band. Regularly compared
to the likes of Alison Krauss & Union Station and Laura
Marling, their musical style pulls influences from
both Americana and UK folk traditions. Fronted by the
stunningly distinctive voice of Jade Ward, supported by
rich vocal harmonies and sensitive acoustic musicianship,
The Willows have a distinctively refreshing sound that
continues to captivate and inspire audiences everywhere
they go.
www.thewillowsband.co.uk
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Lisbee Stainton’s 2010 album Girl On An Unmade Bed
led to widespread critical acclaim, national airplay and
tours across the UK and mainland Europe supporting Joan
Armatrading and Paul Carrack. As one of the UK’s brightest
new songwriters, Lisbee’s latest album Go has seen her
star continue to rise. The Daily Mirror describe Go as
“an edifying experience”, while The Independent on Sunday
said of the 24-year-old singer “She’s talented.”
www.lisbeestainton.com
Ruarri Joseph joins us touring his new album Brother.
The record - Ruarri’s fourth studio album to date is inspired and propelled by ideas of friendship,
relationships and family. Inspired by Bob Dylan, the
singer-songwriter’s work has also earned him favourable
comparisons to the chart-topping pop savvy sounds of
Damian Rice and David Gray, artists which through no
coincidence Joseph now shares management with.
“An intimacy somewhere between Bon Iver
and Cat Stevens.” Uncut
www.ruarrijoseph.co.uk
S
eth Lakeman
A budding performer
since primary school,
Birmingham-based Call Me
Unique regularly performs
at the some of the
best-known venues and
music festivals across the
country. Heavily influenced
by jazz, soul and the lost art
of jazz scat-singing, she’s
been described as merging the sounds of Lily Allen, Jill Scott
and Billie Holiday, with clever hints of idols Lisa Lopes,
Lauren Hill and Ella Fitzgerald. Combining these elements
and influences with modern rap, beautiful melodies and
soulful, thought-provoking lyrics, and delivered with a voice
of breathtaking beauty over subtle arrangements, her sound
truly is “Unique”. Supported by her young, multi-talented
band, this will be a special, intimate performance at The
Stables not to be missed.
www.callmeunique.co.uk
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As seen on BBC’s Mock The Week, Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10
Cats, Sky’s John Bishop’s Only Joking BBC2’s Episodes,
Dave’s One Night Stand and more. Having experienced
motherhood, divorce and MTV, this award-winning
comedian proves the things in life that make us bitter
can actually be quite delicious and hilarious. May contain
strong language and adult material. Suitable for age 16+
Lisbee Stainton
Date: Wednesday 20 March, 8.45pm
STAGE
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Date: Sunday 10 March, 8.45pm
mar / APR
Katherine Ryan: Nature’s Candy
Additional date by popular demand
Soul Urban Poet has been
writing poetry as long as he
can remember, surrounding
himself in hip-hop culture
since he was thirteen. Inspired
by artists such as Tupac, Sam
Cooke and Skinny Man, Soul’s
focus turned from listening to
music to making music and
now he has found the balance
between expressing himself
musically whilst writing
poetically. He has been
rapping on a serious level for six years. Using real-life
experiences, he captivates you and makes you want to know
more. What really stands out about his music is his eloquent
delivery and unique flow. He lives up to his name with his
emotive, thought provoking and ambitious lyrics.
www.soulurbanpoet.tk
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all Me Unique
Like this? Try this: 30 March – Stage 2
Jazz Morley
Jazz Morley possesses a
voice with natural
soulfulness beyond her 23
years of age, a rich, warm,
emotive voice capable of
the tiniest whisper of love to
the full vent of a woman
scorned. In February 2011
Jazz took part in the BBC Introducing Musicians’ Masterclass
at Abbey Road Studios and last summer she was invited to
perform at both the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic
Games. But despite this attention, she’s a girl you’re more
likely to find padding about bare foot on the beach, walking
through puddles in wellies or driving Barry (her battered but
beloved van) to the next gig.
“Haunting vocals, oozing with the pain of
heartache and beautifully humble production make
Jazz’s records an enthralling listen. A storming live
presence leaves no excuse to miss the experience
of seeing her live.” Music Week
www.jazzmorley.co.uk
Elkie Brooks
Like this? Try this: 7 December
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April
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The Little Unsaid & Cate Ferris
Tickets: £12
Date: Tuesday 16 April, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Karine Polwart
The Dixie Ticklers
Date: Tuesday 9 April, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Like a battering ram to the funny bone, the stars of BBC3’s
Live at The Electric bring their lavish parade of inventive
characters and sketch magnificence to venues nationwide.
Hotly tipped as ones to watch for the future, why not catch
them now, in the present? May contain strong language or
adult material. Suitable for age 16+.
“A dazzling display of sketch genius... There isn’t
a single down moment in WitTank’s exhilaratingly
perfect set.” List
www.wittank.com
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creaming Blue Murder
Richard Navarro
Date: Friday 12 April, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Led by clarinettist Dom James, The Dixie Ticklers combine
their deep love and understanding of New Orleans music with
fresh modern arrangements and grooves. They are currently
touring material from their latest album, Standing Pat. The
record is an in depth study of New Orleans jazz, and the band
has put today’s date on early jazz styles, religiously staying
true to the polyphonic approach that shaped the music of
the initial pioneers such as Louis Armstrong, King Oliver
and Jelly Roll Morton. They have toured much of Europe and
further afield including a three week tour of Australia in 2012
and even caught the attention of New Orleans enthusiast
Woody Allen who has a copy of their first demo. Dom James
(clarinet), William Rixon (trumpet), Nicholas Costley-White
(guitar), Tommy Antonio (bass), Daoud Merchant (drums/
washboard), Zands (percussion)
www.dixieticklers.co.uk
Dutch Swing College Band
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Richard Navarro is a
singer-songwriter combining
killer melodies with punchy
lyrics and a strong soul
sensibility and swing. On
stage he is a captivating
multi-instrumentalist, using
live looping to bring layers of
vocals, brass and strings
into his set and backed up
by his band including
Grammy award-winning
percussionist Rees Bridges. Tracks from Richard’s debut
album ‘Along the Lines’ have been playlisted on BBC local
radio stations through word-of-mouth alone, and in February
2013, Richard will be featured in a Radio 2 documentary
entitled ‘Joan’s Songwriters’, following his experiences
leading up to and following his support of Joan Armatrading
on her recent UK tour.
www.richardnavarro.co.uk
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urtis Stigers
The Little Unsaid is the musical alter-ego of John Elliott,
multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and composer. As well as
regularly performing John also composes music for film and
theatre and is working on his second album. Using guitar,
keyboard, loop station and drum, Cate Ferris captivates
audiences with her magical songs and incredible voice.
Folk and dark soul lie at the heart of her sound, and the
largely acoustic instrumentation is tinged by hard hitting
lyrics and intricate harmonies.
“Broken beats, mournful synths and strings,
distant pipes and John’s plaintive Celticinfluenced vocals come together to make one
enchantingly eclectic brew.” SoulCulture
“Cate Ferris’s evocative word paintings…delivered with
haunting, goose bumps on the neck, vocals.” Red FM
www.thelittleunsaid.com www.cateferris.com
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ike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells
Like this? Try this: for Two 12 June
Date: Wednesday 17 April, 8.45pm
Tonight compere Andrew Bird introduces
rising star Diane Spencer and headliner
James Dowdeswell. Lineup may be
subject to change. May contain
strong language and
adult material.
Café in2 is open until
8pm with any orders after
7.30pm being served in
the foyer, After 8pm light
snacks will be available
in the bar.
15 May – Stage 2
Date: Friday 19 April, 8.45pm
Jimmy Brewer is a songwriter, a guitar player and a singer,
but he is not your typical sad acoustic troubadour. He has
the power to silence a room with little more than an intro.
He captures an audience and takes them on an emotional
rollercoaster ride, leaving them exhausted, amazed and
fulfilled. Growing up he found inspiration amongst his
parents’ record collection. His early influences such as
the Rolling Stones and The Beatles are still perhaps the
most important, but with the addition of the old school
sounds of Nat King Cole and Fats Domino through to the
more contemporary styling of Jeff Buckley, the quirkiness
of David Bowie, the wit of Jerry Reed and the imagination
of Tom Waits. This diverse range of influences is very
much in evidence on his debut album As Time Stands Still
demonstrating that the craft of classic songwriting
is still very much alive and well.
www.jimmybrewer.co.uk
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Ewan is a young, up-and-coming folk singer-guitarist who
has been making headlines over the past year performing
at festivals, clubs and concert halls across the UK and
beyond. His recent nominations for both the BBC Radio 2
Folk Awards and Scots Trad Awards confirm this ongoing
success. Ewan’s music covers the broad range folk music
has to offer, from powerful and moving ballads to lively
dance tunes and melancholic airs strikingly arranged for
the guitar and his debut album Rags & Robes has been
hailed as an “unalloyed delight” RocknReel
www.ewanmclennan.co.uk
M1 Music Night:
The Jimmy Brewer Band
STAGE
STAGE
WitTank
Date: Friday 5 April, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
April
Ewan McLennan
Stephen Langstaff
Like this? Try this: 19 May Stage 2
Brian Houston and Robert Vincent
Date: Sunday 21 April, 8.45pm
The irrepressible Brian Houston encapsulates the spirit that
makes independent music so important. Never releasing the
same album twice, his music is as surprising as it is honest
and joyful. From its opening gospel moans and brass stabs
his new album Shelter is rocked up to the limit with guitar
playing to die for. Robert Vincent is a searingly honest Liverpool
singer-songwriter whose mix of folk, rock and country is like a
Mersey Van Morrison or a Scouse Springsteen.
www.brianhouston.com
www.robertvincentmusic.com
Eve Selis
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M1 Music Night: Howlin Hootin Owls
Date: Saturday 11 May, 8.45pm
Date: Wednesday 15 May, 8.45pm
Date: Friday 24 May, 8.45pm
Tonight compere Angie McEvoy introduces
rising star Andrew Watts and headliner
Ian Moore. Lineup may be subject
to change. May contain strong
language and adult material.
STAGE
Chris Wood
“They will bring you from the church to the juke
joint in four quick minutes.” Mad Chicago
www.johntheconqueror.com
O
li Brown Band
Café in2 is open until
8pm with any orders after
7.30pm being served in
the foyer, After 8pm light
snacks will be available
in the bar.
Richard Herring
24 May
Stephen Langstaff
Date: Sunday 19 May, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Theo Jackson Band
Date: Tuesday 14 May, 8.45pm
Kim Richey
Like this? Try this: 11 and 12 March
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Expect a rip-roaring evening of blues and boogie, delicate
acoustic finger-picking and a fair cut of rock ‘n’ roll from
this young up-and-coming five piece band influenced by the
likes of Tom Waits, The Black Keys and The Rolling Stones.
www.howlinhootinowls.com
John the Conqueror
Acknowledgements
Date: Wednesday 8 May, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
The 15-year musical journey that has led Kim to her new
album, released to tie in with her May tour dates, has been
a dream run. Aside from two Grammy nominations, she has
released five critically acclaimed albums, been listed in the
Top 10 Albums of 1999 in US Time Magazine for her album
Glimmer, and been given 4 stars in Rolling Stone and
named Alt-Country Album of the Year in People Magazine
for her album Rise.
www.kimrichey.com
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Lotte Mullan is touring her unique brand of storytelling
contemporary folk with her second album, the follow up to her
stunning debut ‘Plain Jane’. A whirlwind year which saw her
signing a film deal with Elton John’s Rocket Pictures, she’s also
been live in session with BBC Radio 4’s Jenni Murray on Woman’s
Hour as well as touring with Scott Matthews, Newton Faulker and
Albert Hammond. Her second album comes from a yearning for
the British countryside. Lotte grew up in rural Suffolk but moved to
London in her teens to ‘live the dream’ and after eight years found
herself torn between two different communities and ways of life;
she found herself exploring a return to her roots whilst listening to
the likes of Nick Drake and Bob Dylan. This is Lotte’s first solo tour
and promises to be an intimate evening of stories and song with
this engaging and talented young musician.
www.lottemullan.com
John The Conqueror’s self-titled debut album is an
amalgamation of the many sounds and styles, old and
new, mined from both the North and the South. Cousins
Pierre Moore (vocals & guitar) and Michael Gardner (drums)
are natives of Jackson, MS, while bassist Ryan Lynn hails
from Philly where the trio now call home. Together they
mix a bedrock of raw deep blues with funk, soul, punk and
scuzzed-up rock ‘n’ roll into one helluva potent musical
Molotov cocktail.
STAGE
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Apr / May
John The Conqueror
Date: Saturday 27 April, 8.45pm
May
Lotte Mullan
The Stables would like to give a
special thanks to the following for
their valuable support:
Vocalist and pianist Theo Jackson is quickly becoming a
recognisable figure on the UK jazz scene. His performances
bring a mix of familiar jazz standards from the likes
of Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane and Charlie Parker
alongside his own original songs which take inspiration
from the timeless writing of Duke Ellington and Stevie
Wonder. His energetic and engaging performance style has
seen Theo become a regular fixture at many of London’s
most prestigious venues including The 606 Jazz Club and
The Pizza Express Jazz Club. Theo will be accompanied by
his regular trio of Shane Allessio (double-bass) and Jason
Reeve (drums). Expect sizzling swing and great interaction
from these exciting young musicians.
www.theojackson.com
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urtis Stigers
Arts Council of England, McCann Homes Ltd,
Dame Cleo Laine, Foundation for Sport & The Arts,
Jim Marshall, Sir John Dankworth, Mancini Institute,
Milton Keynes Arts Association, The Wavendon
Foundation.
Stephen Langstaff is rapidly becoming one of the UK’s
most prolific singer-songwriters. Soulful and brimming over
with bare emotion, he has earned comparisons with Tracy
Chapman and Jeff Buckley, writing powerful, haunting
songs delivered with complete conviction. He has toured
the UK as opening act for The Lightning Seeds and as part
of the 02 Academy Tour and notched up appearances at
Latitude, Greenbelt and The Wicker Man festivals.
www.stephenlangstaff.co.uk
R
icky Ross
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may / june
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Emily Saunders
Date: Friday 31 May, 8.45pm
Date: Tuesday 11 June, 8.45pm
Promoted by Harry & Edna,
Vintage Sweethearts
Date: Saturday 15 June, 8.45pm
Tickets:£10 to 17 March, £14.50
18/03-14/06, £16 on the door
www.brookswilliams.com
Eric Bibb
Like this? Try this: 22 October
Paper Aeroplanes
Date: Tuesday 28 May, 8.45pm
Sarah and Richard of Paper Aeroplanes grew up 30 miles
from each other along the coast of West Wales, in houses
you could see the sea from. They spent their formative years
walking on cold beaches, messing in rock pools and finding
records in charity shops – a world, and two hour drive,
away from the nearest music scene. After featuring on BBC
drama Lip Service and recent radio support from 6Music’s
Lauren Laverne, Nemone and Cerys Matthews plus Steve
Lamacq and Bob Harris on Radio 2, Paper Aeroplanes have
been very busy. They have three headline tours under their
belt and recent sell-out shows in London, Birmingham,
Norwich and The Stables in May 2012.
www.paperaeroplanesmusic.com
otte Mullan
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Forged from the voices of Hannah James (Kerfuffle), Hazel
Askew (The Askew Sisters) and Rowan Rheingans (Fidola),
Lady Maisery explore vocal harmony to breathtaking effect,
through their fresh interpretations of songs and ballads.
Their debut album, Weave and Spin, received much critical
acclaim and was declared an Album of the Week by The
Independent and they were nominated for the Horizon
Award at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2012 and for Best
Debut at the 2012 Spiral Awards. Lady Maisery break new
ground as one of the first UK groups to explore the tradition
of diddling or tune singing, which has nearly died out in
England, but is still prevalent in Scandinavia and other
parts of Europe. Whether singing unaccompanied, or with
backing from their combined instrumental talents on
accordion, harp and fiddle, be prepared to be enchanted
by rich harmonies and sumptuous clashes.
www.ladymaisery.com
S
piers and Boden
Dan Whitehouse
Date: Saturday 1 June, 8.45pm
Dan Whitehouse is a
“sensational” (BBC 6 Music)
singer songwriter with
“lyrics that involuntarily
swerve your gaze to the sky”
(Music Week) and “really,
really gorgeous songs”
(BBC Radio 2). His music is
steeped in timeless roots
traditions, laced with lyrical
twists that narrate modern
life. Following on from his 3 EPs (The Balloon, The Bubble,
The Box), in 2012 he released “a serene and nuanced debut
album” (Guitarist), acoustic at heart and sensitively
embellished with a creative band of musicians who add
their distinctive sounds to Dan’s muse, including pedal
steel legend BJ Cole.
www.dan-whitehouse.com
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he Little Unsaid & Cate Ferris
Widely regarded as possessing one of the most unique, unusual
yet refreshing voices today, Emily brings tunes from her latest
CD, Outsiders Insiders. With Brazilian-tinged influences, rich
dark grooves and her warm, enveloping voice she draws the
audience into an alluring soundscape. Emily has a rich sultry
sound and effortless instrumental style. It is not only Saunders’
masterful voice, but also her talent as a songwriter and arranger
that sets her above the rest. Her dark, sultry ballads and poetic
lyrics are offset by exuberant, hip swaying grooves as she
combines and arranges for voice, horns and rhythm creating
a fascinating and unusual sound. Her quintet include Byron
Wallen (Trumpet), Bruno Heinen,(Keys), Larry Bartley (Bass).
“Emily Saunders is a very classy improvisational
act on 21st century Latin-jazz – Peyroux meets
Parlato, with a lot of personal quirks thrown in.”
John Fordham, Jazzwise
www.emilysaunders.co.uk
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lare Teal
Daliso Chaponda: Laughrica
Thursday 13 June, 8.45pm
Tickets £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Award-winning Malawian comedian Daliso Chaponda began his
career in 2004 headlining the Don’t Let Them Deport Me Comedy
Show as a plea to officials to have his Canadian visa extended.
The show was sold out, well reviewed and frenzied letters were
written to bureaucrats. He was forced to leave anyway after one
final show, 2005’s They’re Deporting Him Anyway. He has gone
on to work as a writer and comedian in Africa and the UK. A
versatile comedian equally comfortable talking politics, romance,
filth or religion, he has performed in churches, casinos and strip
clubs as well as across the UK comedy circuit.
“Uplifting, and above all, funny.”
Edinburgh Festival Guide
www.daliso.com
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creaming Blue Murder
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Brooks Williams is the proverbial triple threat - plays a fiery
guitar, has a rich and silky voice, and writes hook-laden
songs. He is one of the most commanding performers on
the acoustic roots and blues scene and is ranked one of
the world’s Top 100 Acoustic Guitarists. In the timehonoured road-warrior tradition, he has honed his songs
and performances, playing everywhere from Dallas to
London, Istanbul to Anchorage, Detroit to Glasgow, Nairobi
to Belfast, New York to Sardinia. He has gigged with Taj
Mahal, John Hammond, Billy Bragg, Little Feat, Maria
Muldaur and Shawn Colvin to name but a few and is
also half of State Of The Union, a collaborative duo
with singer-songwriter Boo Hewerdine.
“Harmonically sophisticated and breathtakingly
beautiful.” Guitar Player
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Hedna’s – The Vintage Nightclub
STAGE
STAGE
Lady Maisery
Date: Saturday 25 May, 8.45pm
june
Brooks Williams
Wot ho! If you enjoy the music of the 30s and 40s then
you’ll love an evening at Hedna’s because for one night
Hedna’s becomes your passport to an age of style, fashion,
social dancing and vintage dance tunes, played in the
setting they were meant to be heard. Hedna’s is a chance
to wear your best classic clothing and immerse yourself in
an evening of pure, exclusive vintage entertainment.
www.harryandedna.co.uk
Glenn and Friends
The Good Lovelies
Date: Friday 21 June, 8.45pm Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door
Recent winners of the 2010 Juno for Roots Album of the
Year and of the 2009 New Emerging Artist Award from the
Canadian Folk Music Awards, the Good Lovelies are making
waves across Canada and beyond. The aptly named Good
Lovelies are Caroline Brooks, Kerri Ough and Sue Passmore,
all of them best friends and refugees from solo careers.
Described as folk-roots and western swing, the Torontobased trio relies on unerring three-part vocal harmonies,
clever songs and, onstage, convulsively funny repartee.
www.goodlovelies.com
Jane Siberry
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Learn and take part
Adult/15+ workshop
Date: Saturday 2 March & Saturday
18 May, 10am - 3pm
Tickets: Course fee £32
If you can play E7, A7 and B7, you are ready to learn the
blues! In this practical workshop, Joff Watkins demystifies
V-IV-Is, turnarounds, shuffles and basic basslines and
introduces blues techniques such as finger picking,
hammer-ons and pull-offs, using examples from classic
blues recordings. Joff is an accomplished player who
combines performing and teaching, including leading
the popular harmonica workshops here at The Stables.
Participants will need to bring a 6 string acoustic guitar.
Tea/coffee provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime
Over 2U
Gitika’s Big Sing
Basic Principles of Music
Date:Thursday 7 March
& Thursday 6 June, 8.45pm
Tickets: £5 to non-players & £2 to players
Date: Saturday 16 March, 10am - 4pm
Tickets: Course fee £27 (£14 students)
Date: Saturday 13 April 10am - 4pm
We are delighted to welcome back vocal animateur Gitika
Partington for our annual Big Sing event. This one-day
workshop will include an exciting mix of a cappella
arrangements in a variety of musical styles. Suitable for
beginners, community choirs and anyone interested in
harmony singing, Gitika is a highly experienced workshop
leader who has worked with all ages and abilities.
An information packed day aiming to de-mystify music
theory, whether you are an beginner looking for a way into
understanding music, or an intermediate or experienced
musician looking for a refresher or to fill gaps in your knowledge.
Starting with the most basic terminology and theory, the day
covers the nature of sound, how music started, pitch, scales,
and chords, what the key of a song means and how to find
it, and what do some of the more complicated ideas mean.
Through explaining basic concepts and simplifying complicated
terminology, the day aims to help you understand the principles
of music. Particularly helpful to those taking their first steps
in learning to play, whatever the instrument. (You do not need
to bring your instrument but if you do have an acoustic guitar,
please bring it along). Course leader Pete Normanton is a
highly experienced musician and guitar teacher, specialising
in making music accessible to the “non-musician”.
An exciting opportunity to show off those new or hidden
talents. Ever attended one of the Stables Education events,
like the ukulele, harmonica or songwriting workshops,
or worked hard for six weeks on the Ceilidh or Rock
Experience? Now is the time to use those talents and get
the experience of the Over 2U open mike night. It’s a safe
environment with lots of other people with similar talents
and experience, supporting each other through what might
be their first stage appearance. You won’t have a better
opportunity to take that first step!
Beth Nielsen Chapman Songwriting Master class
Balancing Craft and Creative Flow Waves and Raves 2
Adult/15+ Workshop
Adult/15+ Workshop
Tickets:Course fee £75 (to include lunch and refreshments)
Following a hugely successful workshop in 2010 we are delighted to welcome back
Beth Nielsen Chapman leading one of her much sought-after creative song-writing
workshops. A renowned writer of many hits for other artists as well as herself, Beth
is in demand as a song-writing teacher and creative coach, having taught at such
schools as the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama, the Liverpool Institute of
Performing Arts and Berklee School of Music in Boston, and numerous festivals and
venues internationally. Beth presents her unique and inspiring style of teaching in
much the same way she approaches writing itself. For any writer in need of a boost
of creative energy, this journey into the workings of the creative flow will cover some
great tips and advice on how to step fully into your centre and find your voice, in
writing and singing as well as keeping your balance in the performance of your songs.
Songwriters of all genres will benefit from her unique and inspiring teaching style.
There will be an invitation only FREE Song-writing Intensive session with Beth
immediately following this workshop (4.30-5.30pm) with a limited number of participants hand-picked by Beth in
advance. To apply for this special opportunity, book for Beth’s Masterclass and you’ll be sent an email address where
you can send one mp3 and copy of lyrics (mandatory). Please specify if you are also the artist performing on the track.
For more details go to www.stables.org/learning
Beth Nielsen Chapman is performing at The Stables on Monday 11 and
Tuesday 12 March – see page 5 for details
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Adult/15+ workshop
Stables Education is now on Facebook
Tickets:Course Fee £32 (£57 when
booked with Waves and Raves 1)
Adult/15+Workshop
Learn and take part
Blues Guitar Workshop
– Beginners Part 1
Gift Ideas
Footpath of Fame – your chosen name or
Aimed at those who have attended the Waves and Raves
1 course or who already have some experience of music
technology, this follow-up course introduces microphone
technique, samplers, effects, processing, mixing and
mastering. The course is based in our recording studio and
led by John Bowman. Admission includes a resource pack
and a copy of a CD that participants will create during the
session. If you play an instrument, please bring it along for
the afternoon recording session. Tea/coffee provided.
Snack bar open at lunchtime.
text engraved onto a brick and placed amongst
many celebrities in our exclusive Footpath
Name a Seat – a seat in the auditorium
with your chosen name on it
Gift Vouchers – treat someone to a great
night of entertainment
Your support helps us to continue providing
music and music-making opportunities for
children and adults alike.
For more information contact the Box Office
on 01908 280815
www.stables.org
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Learn and take part
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date: Saturday 20 April, 10am - 3pm
Joff Watkins returns for one of our popular one-day
harmonica workshops. Beginners Part 2 will consolidate the
work you have already done on improvisation, tune playing
and chugging at the first workshop and move on to the
fundamental blues technique of note bending. Participants
will need a 10-hole harmonica in C. Prior attendance on
Beginners part 1 is recommended.
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Ukulele Workshop – Beginners Part 2
Adult/15+ Workshop
Ukulele tutor Sara Spade returns with a chance for ukulele
players to further develop their playing. Building on
Beginners Part 1 this new workshop will help you move
on in your rhythm and melody playing skills, adding new
chords, techniques, and combining different strokes for
rhythmic effects. Using a mix of contemporary and vintage
material, you’ll also get chance to practice as a ukulele
band and take on the different roles of accompanying,
melody and adding colour to the musical arrangements.
Previous attendance at Ukulele Beginners Part 1 is
recommended. Participants will need to bring a soprano
ukulele. Tea/coffee provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime.
Ukulele Workshop – Beginners Part 1
Adult/15+ Workshop
Blues Guitar Workshop
Harmonica Workshop
Date: Saturday 11 May, 10am - 3pm
Joff Watkins returns with another workshop to help you
move on with blues guitar. The course will cover 12 bar
progressions, the blues scale and shuffle rhythms in more
depth through tunes by Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Jimmy
Reed and John Lee Hooker. Participants will need to bring a
6 string acoustic guitar. Prior attendance on Beginners part
1 is recommended. Joff Watkins is an accomplished blues
player who combines a performing and teaching career in
both harmonica and guitar, including leading the highly
popular blues harmonica workshops at The Stables. Tea/
coffee provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime.
Have you ever thought about taking up the harmonica?
Harmonica tutor Joff Watkins returns to The Stables for
another session of this popular one-day workshop. The
Beginners Part 1 workshop will cover the basics of tuneplaying, chord-playing and blues improvisation and is
suitable for all interested participants. No prior experience
necessary! Participants will need a 10-hole harmonica in
C. Tea/coffee provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime.
Adult/15+ Workshop
Melodeon Beginners
Adult/15 + workshop
Date: Sunday 28 April, 10am - 4pm
Adult/15+ Workshop
Learn and take part
Harmonica Workshop
- Beginners Part 2
Spinadisc at The Stables
Spinadisc is a specialist music shop in The
Stables’ foyer, selling CDs, DVDs, magazines
and signed memorabilia. Previously-owned
collectable CDS are also bought & sold.
Genres covered include rock, pop, jazz,
blues, folk, classical & alternative.
Come and take part in the ukulele revival! This fun and
accessible instrument is making a comeback for serious
musicians and in education. Learn the basics of playing,
how to accompany songs and ukulele techniques. Ukulele
tutor Sara Spade is an experienced performer, songwriter
and teacher. As well as a busy performing career she
regularly teaches guitar, ukulele and songwriting to all
ages. Sara brings the ukulele up to date as an instrument
to accompany contemporary songs, as well keeping it
rooted in a tradition of performing authentic vintage
material. No prior experience necessary! Participants
will need to bring a soprano ukulele. Tea/coffee provided.
Snack bar open at lunchtime.
Expert melodeon player Simon Care is back with another
chance to try the small but mighty squeezebox, with
instruments provided so beginners can have their first go.
Drawing on traditional English dance tunes, the workshop
will introduce basic technique, how to play with rhythm
and feel, and how to play with other musicians. This is for
anyone with an interest in English folk music, folk dance,
or trying a squeezebox for the first time. Participants do not
need to read music notation, no previous squeezebox or folk
music experience is required but a basic knowledge of music
(scales, chords, time signatures) will help. Notes provided.
Tea/coffee provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime.
Supported by Hobgoblin Music.
Contact 07956 581519
or email spinadisc@stables.org
Profits help support the music and
education programmes at The Stables
PMC generously support The Stables by
supplying equipment for the Mancini Forum,
Stage 2 and Recording Studio
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Learn and take part
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date: Saturday 11 May, 10am - 4pm.
Are you an aspiring sound engineer? Or a musician who
wants to understand how to use PA and get a better sound
at your gigs? This workshop offers a basic introduction to
the world of Live Sound Engineering. The course will cover
types of microphone and placement, basic parts of a PA,
how to use a mixing desk, and how to use basic EQ. This
course is suitable for complete beginners, or for people who
have gaps in their understanding of live sound. Tea/Coffee
provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime.
Other ways you can
support our work
Waves & Raves 1
Adult/15+ Workshop
Date: Saturday 8 June, 10am - 4pm
Tickets:Course fee £32 (£57 when
booked with Waves and Raves 2)
John Bowman’s popular one-day introduction is ideal for
beginners or those who want a refresher. Join us in The Stables’
rehearsal room and control room for this music technology and
recording workshop and hands-on studio session. Admission
includes a resource pack and CD. If you play an instrument,
please bring it along for the afternoon recording session.
Tea/coffee provided. Snack bar open at lunchtime.
•Name A Seat – your chosen name on a seat
in the auditorium.
•Leave a gift in your will to help nurture the
next generation of musicians.
•Join our group of volunteers and become a
Stablemate.
•Purchase Gift Vouchers which can be
exchanged for tickets at The Stables.
For further information please call 01908 280800
www.stables.org
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Each summer young people aged 8 to 17 from
throughout the UK and abroad come together
to take part in an inspiring week-long musical
experience. From orchestral playing to jazz
improvisation, from harmonica sessions to steel
pan performance, from music theatre production
to recorder and rock bands, the National Youth
Music Camps has it all. For all young people
interested in music, regardless of playing
standard - there is no minimum grade of entry.
Young people take part because they love music.
For further information on how to apply and
to download an application form go to
www.stables.org/Learning/music_camps
Teenage Camps (13-17 years)
Sun 28th July - Sat 3rd Aug or
Sun 4th Aug - Sat 10th Aug
Junior Camp (8-12 years) Sun 11th Aug - Sat 17th Aug
Fees including all tuition, food and camping facilities:
Teenage Camps £290, Junior Camp £270
The Rock Experience
Adult/15+ Course
Date:Sundays 9, 16, 23, 30 June, 7 & 14
July, 10am - 1pm. Final performance
on Sunday 14 July, 1pm - 11pm
Tickets: Course fee £80 (£55 concessions)
The success of our music and
education programme depends
on the generous support of many
individuals and organisations.
•Become a Friend of The Stables – benefits
include priority booking and ticket discounts.
Summer 2013 at The Stables
Learn and take part
Introduction to Live Sound
Engineering
For aspiring rock and pop musicians who would like the
chance to play in a band, meet other musicians and learn from
experienced tutors. Whatever your instrument, whether you
are a back-bedroom guitarist, budding vocalist, or interested
in forming a band of your own, The Rock Experience is a great
opportunity to take the first steps. You’ll be supported and
coached by our tutors in rehearsal and performance skills,
finishing on the final Sunday in a gig on The Stables stage.
You need to have some experience of playing your instrument
and be confident enough to have a go playing alongside other
people, but no previous band experience is necessary. If you
are in an existing or newly formed band and would like to
take part, contact the Stables Education Department for
more information at education@stables.org
Jazz Matters
Sir John
Dankworth
Date:Sundays 24 March, 14 April,
26 May 11.30am - 1pm
Tickets: £6
Spend a couple of hours discussing all things jazz in
these informal gatherings in Stage 2 at The Stables.
Founded by The Stables’ Life President, Sir John
Dankworth, Jazz Matters is hosted by invited special
guests. A great way for people of all ages to learn
more about jazz and share musical experiences.
Live Jazz Matters
Date:Sundays 10 March, 28 April,
12 May 11.30am - 1.45pm
Tickets:£10 in advance or
£12 on the door
Once a month Jazz Matters goes live in Stage 2 with
music from invited artists, so come and enjoy some
stunning live jazz on a Sunday morning.
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From just
£20 a year…
Get some great benefits including
priority booking, discounted tickets
and the What’s On Brochure
4 times a year!
Becoming a Friend also plays a vital
role in the funding of The Stables’
live music, entertainment and
education activities.
Join online at
www.stables.org/support_us/Friends
or call The Box Office on
01908 280800
for further information.
Gift Ideas
The City’s own Professional Orchestra
2013 Season
‘Chamber Roots’ season
Performed by MKCO Brass Ensemble
Saturday 11th May 2013 at 7.30pm
The Venue Walton – ‘Chamber Roots’ season
Romantic Cello
Concerto Grosso
Handel
Variations on a theme by Tchaikovsky, op35a Arensky
Coleridge-Taylor
4 Novellettes
Nocturne/ Andante Cantabile
Tchaikovsky
Haydn
Cello Concerto, Hob. VIIIb, D major
Principal Conductor: Sian Edwards
Soloist:
Bozidar Vukotic, Principal Cello
Tickets £10 : £20
Tickets £10 : £20
Sunday 21st April 2013 at 7.30pm
Milton Keynes Theatre
Romantic Piano
Consecration of the House Overture Beethoven
Piano Concerto no.1, op.25, G minor Mendelssohn
Symphony no.2, op.73, D major
Brahms
Ashley Fripp
Soloist
Hilary Davan Wetton
Founder Conductor
Friday 7th June 2013 at 7.30pm
A Night at the Movies..
Milton Keynes Theatre
Featuring music from the films –
James Bond, Brief Encounter, Gone with the Wind,
The Godfather, The Sting, The Magnificent Seven,
Chariots of Fire, Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark,
Gladiator
And many more!
Saturday 2nd March 2013 at 7.30pm
Stantonbury Campus Theatre Season
Iberian Dreams
Granados Suite
Carmen Suite
Ritual Fire Dance
Four Spanish Pieces
arr. Crees
Bizet
de Falla
Albeniz
Tickets £10 : £14 : £19 : £23 ; £28 : £32
To book, call the box office on 01908
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The success of our music and
education programme depends
on the generous support of many
individuals and organisations.
Tickets £10 : £14 : £19 : £23 ; £28 : £32
558311 or online at www.mkco.org
Other ways you can
support our work
Footpath of Fame – your chosen name or text
engraved onto a brick and placed amongst many
celebrities in our exclusive Footpath
Name a Seat – a seat in the auditorium with
your chosen name on it
Gift Vouchers – treat someone to a great night of
entertainment
Your support helps us to continue providing
music and music-making opportunities for
children and adults alike.
For more information contact the Box Office
on 01908 280815
www.stables.org
•Become a Friend of The Stables – benefits
include priority booking and ticket discounts.
•Name A Seat – your chosen name on a seat
in the auditorium.
•Leave a gift in your will to help nurture the
next generation of musicians.
•Join our group of volunteers and become a
Stablemate.
•Purchase Gift Vouchers which can be
exchanged for tickets at The Stables.
For further information please call 01908 280800
www.stables.org
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information
Booking information
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Directions
Seating plan
The Stables is situated in a beautiful rural setting
in the south east of Milton Keynes in the village of
Wavendon, only a short drive from the Centre:MK.
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Tue 29 The Young’uns
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Tue 5 The Zombies
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Sat 31 Blake
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Sat 6 Tir Na Nog Sun 7 Dave Koz Thu 11Peter Howarth Fri 12 Dutch Swing
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DATA PROTECTION: From time to time we may
contact you with information about our events and
PROSCENIUM
events at other arts venues. Please
let Box STAGE
Office
know if you do not wish to receive such information.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this
diary is correct at the time of printing.
However,
THRUST STAGE
The Stables reserves the right to make alterations
if necessary. Some of our programming has the
benefit of supporting artists and we may not
always be able to bill them.
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ACCESS: The Stables welcomes people
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BOX OFFICE: 01908 280800
Textphone users please call 18001 01908
280800. Core Box Office hours: MondaySaturday 10am-6pm (open later on show
nights). Sunday 5pm-8pm show nights only.
ONLINE BOOKING: www.stables.org
Booking available 24 hours a day
POST: The Stables, Stockwell Lane, Wavendon,
Milton Keynes, MK17 8LU
EMAIL: boxoffice@stables.org
FAX: 01908 280825
HANDLING CHARGE: With the exception of
personal callers, all bookings are subject to a
handling charge of £2.60, including postage.
Separate internet booking charges apply.
See website for details.
CONCESSIONS: Concessions available.
Call Box Office for details on 01908 280800
RIGHT DOOR
Shaded areas represent seating levels not prices. Each show is indivually priced.
KEY:
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TIERED SEAT
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WHEELCHAIR
For large print brochures,
please call our Box Office
on 01908 280800
Tickets are sold by The Stables Theatre Ltd subject to the following terms and conditions: 1) Tickets are sold on behalf of The Stables Theatre Ltd for itself or as agent for other promoters. 2) Tickets cannot be refunded except on the
cancellation or substantial alteration of the performance. The Stables may be able to resell tickets when shows are sold out and a charge of £2.60 will apply (charge waived for Stables Founders and Friends only where The Stables Theatre Ltd
is the promoter). 3) The Promoter reserves the right to refuse admission to any venue if it reasonably considers such refusal to be necessary for the safety and convenience of other customers or for the proper running of the venues and events.
4) Latecomers cannot be admitted until a suitable break or interval in the performance. 5) Smoking is not permitted in any part of a venue unless designated as a smoking area. 6) Every effort is made to present shows at suitable sound levels,
however levels may vary according to artists’ requirements, over which the Promoter has no control and concerts may be loud. Refunds will not be given on a matter of personal taste or noise level experienced. 7) The Promoter presents a range
of seated and standing events and cannot always guarantee uninterrupted views as the stage setup, as determined by the artist, may vary and some people may stand around you. 8) Some performances may have a support artist before the main
act and the Promoter may not know this in advance. 9) Some artists may use strong language. The Promoter has no control over this. 10) Internet ticket sales are subject to booking fees and transaction charges which are levied to cover the
cost of third party web/financial service providers and as such cannot be refunded. 11) By purchasing and/or using a ticket you consent for yourself and for any person using a ticket purchased by you to being photographed, filmed or recorded
as an audience member when official photography, filming or audio recording is taking place. If you have difficulties with this please contact the Box Office on 01908 280800 before purchasing tickets. Please note that all other unauthorised
photography, filming or audio recording is not permitted and the Promoter reserves the right to confiscate equipment used/material gained in this way and/or remove offending individuals from the show. 12) Tickets sold or offered for sale by any
person or persons other than The Stables, the Promoter or their authorised agents will not be honoured. 13) Please note some shows may contain flashing lights or smoke effects. The Promoter cannot always provide / specific warnings of these
in advance to customers. 14) The Stables means The Stables Theatre Ltd (company no. 3224226). Please check www.stables.org or contact the box office for full current terms and conditions of ticket purchase as they may vary. The Promoter
means The Stables or the promoter of the event for which the ticket is sold, in which case The Stables acts as the agent of that promoter. The Stables is owned by Wavendon Allmusic Plan Ltd (Charity No 261645) which aims to engage the
widest range of people with music in all its diversity. As a non profit making charitable organisation, any surplus made through the programme is re-invested in its artistic and educational projects.
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