Events
2024 | |
Tue 13 Feb | Ryburn Folk Club – Sing, Say or Play |
Tue 27 Feb | Ryburn Folk Club – Tom Bliss and Den Miller |
Tue 12 Mar | Ryburn Folk Club – Sing, Say or Play |
Tue 26 Mar | Ryburn Folk Club – Ken Wilson |
Tue 9 Apr | Ryburn Folk Club – Sing, Say or Play |
Sat 20 Apr | Barn Dance at Waring Green Community Centre with The BandAnglo Quartet |
Tue 23 Apr | Ryburn Folk Club - Fiona Ross & Christine Kydd |
Tue 14 May | Ryburn Folk Club – Sing, Say or Play |
Tue 28 May | Ryburn Folk Club – Sherburn, Bartley & Sanders |
Tue 11 Jun | Ryburn Folk Club – Sing, Say or Play |
Tue 25 Jun | Ryburn Folk Club – Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne |
Sun 15 Sep | Doug Eunson & Sarah Matthews |
Sat 5 Oct | Brighouse Barn Dance with Black Box Band and Gordon Potts |
Sun 13 Oct | Alistair Anderson |
Sun 10 Nov | Bob Fox |
Sun 8 Dec | Christmas Decorations |
Tue 31 Dec | New Years Eve Ceilidh, Brighouse |
2025 | |
Sun 12 Jan | Folk Club: Nancy Kerr & James Fagan |
Sun 9 Feb, 2025
Folk Club: Sugarwell Hill String Band![]() The trio of Simon Robinson, Michael Russell and Evan Davies could not come from more diverse musical backgrounds. Simon was at Huddersfield University singing and playing Irish folk songs learned from his parents’ record collection when a renegade music lecturer introduced him to Old Time American banjo tunes. After a tour of America with sixties guitar icon Duane Eddy, he returned to Leeds having met up with fiddle player Michael Russell. Originally from Lancashire, Michael Russell was first violin in the Colne Consort, playing medieval & baroque dance music. American radio stations featuring Old Time music got him hooked on this old mountain music which enhanced his understanding of his baroque playing. Meanwhile Evan, also living in Leeds, was playing bass guitar in punk band Spit & Sawdust. John Paul Jones, Led Zeppelin's bass player and an accomplished mandolin player, inspired Evan to take up the mandolin too, learning several tunes from him. From these diverse beginnings the three converts to string band music and song now host regular Sunday sessions in Leeds and post recordings on YouTube and Facebook. More recently they have included many traditional English folk songs and ballads played with skill, energy and enjoyment. Highly recommended.
Hollins Mill, Hollins Mill Lane,
7 – 10pm Admission: £9 (cash only) | |
Sun 9 Mar | Folk Club: Pete Morton |