From: Martin Snodin [martin_dot_snodin_at_homecall_dot_co_dot_uk]
Sent: 01 June 2008 10:41
Subject: Acoustic Sussex Newsletter 2008-06-01 (Reminder)

Newsletter              1 June 2008

 

Contact details
Tel. 01342 716975
or email:
info_at_acousticsussex_dot_org_dot_uk

REMINDER  
This Monday, 2nd June at The Ravenswood, Sharpthorne

 

“...an irresistible, riveting performer”' Bob Harris, BBC

"Pint sized poetess with valley quaking voice. Her songs have a raw vibrancy that suit her earthy voice and emotionally mature lyrics” - Q magazine

“Amy is a genuine person and a talented musician. We don’t have many of those in this country. Treasure her."Marty Drury, Musoguide.com


Read a review of Amy’s show at the Ravenswood in 2006


Hear 2 sample tracks from Amy now playing on our MySpace site

Monday
2 June
AMY WADGE
at The Ravenswood
Sharpthorne

www.theravenswood.co.uk
Support:
Andy Walker

£10 (£12  door)     8pm
Tickets 01342 714810
or
buy online via Acoustic Sussex website

Tickets are also available at Hobgoblin in Crawley and Bullfrog in East Grinstead

Click here for full News Release in PDF format

 

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What they say…
Making a very welcome third appearance in the Acoustic Sussex programme, Amy Wadge is is a fine singer/songwriter and inspirational live performer, with a vocal range that can be as intimate as a whisper or as powerful as gritty gospel shout.

She first came to national attention in 2002 when she won Best Female Solo Artist at the BBC Welsh Music Awards, ahead of Charlotte Church.  She went on to win same award the following year (beating Cerys Matthews).  Her honest, unsentimental emotionally articulate songs have often been compared to Sheryl Crow.

She has appeared at many festivals including Glastonbury and the Cambridge Folk Festival. In 2003, she was personally invited by the Welsh Prime Minister Rhodri Morgan to perform for the 'Wales Rocks Sydney' showcase in Australia during the Rugby World Cup. She has opened for the legendary Jeff Beck and played support to Van Morrison, Damien Rice, Brian Kennedy and Eric Bibb, among others

Amy’s new release, "Bump!", was recorded at Room With A View studios in Dorset, at the end of her "Bump on the Road Tour", when she was nearly eight months pregnant! Amy has four previous releases; The Famous Hour, (2002), Woj, (2004), No Sudden Moves, (2006) and Tougher than Love, (2007), by an all female, three part vocal harmony group called Hummingbird, in which Amy was involved and which toured extensively during 2006-7.

What we say…
Amy is a superb singer, guitarist and songwriter – she really has it all. She was our choice for the first ‘official’ Acoustic Sussex gig in February 2005, and this welcome return marks her third appearance for us. Just great!

Support for this show is from Brighton-based Andy Walker, who last year supported Sandi Thom in the Acoustic Sussex programme and has recently been performing with Kiki Dee.

 

 


Amy Wadge

Listen to the new album on Amy’s website


Andy Walker

For your future diaries...

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Other 2008 dates in the Acoustic Sussex programme include:

Ø    18 June – Eleanor McEvoy + support (Leihsja)

Ø    27-29 June – Crawley Folk Festival

Ø    30 June – Thea Gilmore + support (Pete Du Pon)

Ø    21 July - Eve Selis Band + support (tbc)

Ø    8 September – Kirsty McGee + support (tbc)

Ø    22 September – Dave Swarbrick & Martin Carthy + support: Lisa Knapp

Ø    3 October – Eliza Gilkyson + sipport (tbc)

Ø    3 November – John Tams & Barry Coope + support (tbc)

Ø    17 November – Kreg Viesselman (tbc)

Ø    9 December – Dougie MacLean + support (tbc)

 

More information on all up-and-coming artists can be found on our website: www.acousticsussex.org.uk. You can also find us on MySpace (with samples from some of the artists appearing) at: www.myspace.com/acoustic_sussex. If you know anyone who you think may enjoy our events, please forward this email to them.

 

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