George Welch & Stewart Hardy
For this venture Stewart has teamed up with the North East institution that is George Welch.
Together for more than ten years, they have indulged in a “busman’s holiday” – playing for the sheer pleasure of doing so and delighting audiences with the characteristic spontaneity which is the hallmark of their unashamedly shambolic (but in a good way) show.
George’s hilarious stories give way to lilting melodies, driving tunes and moving songs, delivered with a baritone voice that has the richness of molasses.
Once you have heard George perform his songs, accompanied by his own guitar playing and Stewart’s fiddle, you will not be left in any doubt that the success of this highly entertaining duo is built on solid musical foundations.
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Upcoming Events
May27Mon7:30 pm Stewart & Frank / Margate @ Rosslyn CourtStewart & Frank / Margate @ Rosslyn CourtMay 27 @ 7:30 pm
Private performance: advanced bookings only – please contact Morag. Please try not to park directly around the house unless disabled as parking is limited – you can come by bus (8 or 33 or Loop) or... Facebook Feed
We had a great time at The Century Theatre in Coalville on Sunday with the final stop on the current tour of Jimmy's Fiddle.
Many thanks to all those who came out and supported us at the gigs, and to the great venues & their staff who looked after us - Gosforth Civic Theatre, Square Chapel Arts Centre, Cecil Sharp House and The Century Theatre.Jimmy's Fiddle heads to Square Chapel Arts Centre in Halifax this evening. 8pm start, tickets £12 / £10.
www.squarechapel.co.uk/whats-on/jimmy-fiddle-concerts-tom-mcconville/
"JIMMY’S FIDDLE IS ON TOUR featuring ace violinists Tom McConville and Stewart Hardy Music, singers Jim Mageean and Alan Fitzsimmons (The Keelers) and champion clog and rapper dancer Natalie Reid.
With an enviable line up of world-class, award-winning entertainers, singers, dancers and players you are taken on a warm, humorous and heartfelt journey through Georgian Tyneside and the short, but eventful life of JAMES HILL, known as the ‘Paganini of Gateshead’. The whole show is illustrated throughout with virtuoso playing of his compositions, (The Beeswing, High Level Hornpipe, The Hawk and Lads Like Beer), beautifully rendered traditional songs and dances of the period.
Expect to be amazed, amused and entertained by some the very best performers the North East has to offer."