Showing posts with label Denny Newman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denny Newman. Show all posts

Monday, 14 February 2011

Denny Newman returns to Garboldisham

Denny Newman and the Regulators return to Garboldisham on 29th April to round of a day of celebration for the wedding of Prince William & Katherine Middleton.
Denny will be joined by Max Middleton on keyboards, Jeff Allen on drums and talented bass playing son Scott Newman to entertain us with numbers from their wide catalogue of music including new songs yet to be released.
Tickets can be obtained from Garboldisham Post Office, the Diss Tourist Centre and other outlets to be announced.  'Cant get to these places'  - well phone 01953 688184 or email bookings@garboldishamvillagehall.co.uk   
Places are limited, so book soon to avoid disappointment


More information on other Event's planned for the day will be published soon.
















Thursday, 8 July 2010

Garboldisham becomes Venue for Blues Fans

The 24th September this year will see the village hall become a venue for one of the UK’s legendary Blues guitarist's.


Denny Newman and the Regulars featuring, Max Middleton on keyboards, Jeff Allen on drums and talented bass playing son Scott Newman will be entertaining us with numbers from their wide catalogue of music.


Frequently described as "The best kept secret in British Blues", guitarist/vocalist/song writer Denny Newman fronts a superb band that delivers sophisticated guitar led blues - a cross between Peter Green and Mark Knopfler.


Click here for a taste of Denny's style of Blues


The session starts @ 8.00pm and goes on till 11.00pm. There will be a full bar with guest real ale

There are a limited number of tickets for this event so early booking is advisable

Tickets cost £10 in advance and will be available from:
Diss Tourist Centre
Bar13 - Diss
Botesdale -Greyhound
Thelnetham -White Horse
Garboldisham - Post OfficeOr online ticket-info@garboldishamvillagehall.co.uk
or £12.50 on the Door sales
It is hoped that the Village Hall will become a regular venue for both local and national bands