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March 2024 sees the release of Sam Lee’s fourth studio album, ‘Songdreaming’, the follow up to 2020’s ‘Old Wow’, an album variously described as ‘A dazzling fusion of nature and song’ (The Observer) and a ‘sublime album that demands to be heard in the 21st century’ (The Daily Telegraph) amidst a host of critical acclaim.
‘Songdreaming’ re
March 2024 sees the release of Sam Lee’s fourth studio album, ‘Songdreaming’, the follow up to 2020’s ‘Old Wow’, an album variously described as ‘A dazzling fusion of nature and song’ (The Observer) and a ‘sublime album that demands to be heard in the 21st century’ (The Daily Telegraph) amidst a host of critical acclaim.
‘Songdreaming’ represents the latest stage in the development of Sam Lee’s music, from its roots in traditional folk song to a new way of imagining and performing these old songs, making them relevant for a modern audience. The album sees Sam continue his work with producer Bernard Butler and long term collaborator, arranger and composer James Keay in creating an album rich in musicality and invention, building on the backbone of double bass, percussion and violin with a world of instrumentation including the Arabic Qanoon, Swedish Nyckelharpa and more. In doing so, Sam delivers an album that ranges from more immediately identifiable acoustic songs to drone soundscapes to the electric guitar and gospel choir propelled lead single, ‘Meeting Is A Pleasant Place’ which features the recording debut of Trans Voices, a London based transgender choir. With a lyrical focus on the perilous state of the natural world that has informed Sam’s work since his debut, ‘Songdreaming’ represents the most expansive and fully realised Sam Lee album to date, capable of switching from the beautiful balladry of ‘Sweet Girl McRee’ to the gospel tinges of ‘Leaves Of Life’ and the whiteout noise close of album opener ‘Bushes and Briars’. It is a full expression of Sam Lee as an artist and of his relationship to his muse, the natural world. As he notes: “I wanted to sing a vision of what a conversation between us and the land could be, to restore and inspire a practice of songful immersion in nature that brings with it healing, something we need now more than ever."
Welcome to the first festival of a cappella vocal harmony hosted by Melrose Quartet, who have invited some of their favourite singers to join them in Sheffield for a weekend of concerts, workshops and social singing gatherings. All we need is you, and your voice!
Saturday March 23rd will be a full day of workshops, "meet the artist" sess
Welcome to the first festival of a cappella vocal harmony hosted by Melrose Quartet, who have invited some of their favourite singers to join them in Sheffield for a weekend of concerts, workshops and social singing gatherings. All we need is you, and your voice!
Saturday March 23rd will be a full day of workshops, "meet the artist" sessions and two concerts, all finishing with a late night big sing for everyone. Sunday 24th March will start with some morning workshops, then conclude the weekend with a lunchtime big sing for all. One £50 ticket (£25 for under 18s) will get you into all the workshops and both main concerts.
Bands performing will be Melrose Quartet, The Wilsons, The Melsons (Melrose and Wilsons combined!), Sound Tradition, Close Quarters and Arbrevyn
As seen live on Channel 4s The Last Leg and played on Virgin Radio’s Chris Evans breakfast show.
If you want the most realistic Elton John experience then look no further than ELTONESQUE. Mr Pete Gallagher's representation of Elton is truly breathtaking. His vocals and appearance is truly outstanding making you forget it's not Elton him
As seen live on Channel 4s The Last Leg and played on Virgin Radio’s Chris Evans breakfast show.
If you want the most realistic Elton John experience then look no further than ELTONESQUE. Mr Pete Gallagher's representation of Elton is truly breathtaking. His vocals and appearance is truly outstanding making you forget it's not Elton himself.
Pete is accompanied by 4 of the finest musicians in the business that truly capture the songs to the highest level..
The enthusiasm and the love the band have for Elton shows with their live performances.
With a concert room able to hold 500 people and a spacious lounge and bar area which regularly holds live music, dance and fitness events as well as drinks offers, it makes Crookes Club the place to be.
Or if you would rather have a more leisurely evening we also have two full sized snooker tables and one pool table located inside the club.
With regular live singers and bands we offer a fantastic place to spend your evening. Renowned as the number one Social Club in Sheffield. With fantastic Trip Advisor reviews Crookes Club in Sheffield is currently the Number 1 Live Music venue in Sheffield.
We are also very proud to announce we have won 2019 entertainment Club of the Year!
Once described as the nightspot of the north, we offer something for everyone here at Crookes Club. From bowls, to dancing, exercise classes to live music, we aim to make your week that little bit different.
Or if you are just after getting out of the house and making some new friends, we also take part in Pool and Snooker Leagues on a Monday and Wednesday evening respectively.
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Mulehouse Road S10 1TD, Crookes, South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
Open today | 19:00 – 23:00 |
Monday- 6:30pm- 11pm
Tuesday- 7pm- 11pm
Wednesday- 7pm-11pm
Thursday- 6pm- 11pm
Friday- 6pm- Midnight
Saturday- 12 noon - Midnight
Sunday- 12 noon- 11pm
9th March 2024