Wetherby Folk Club

£20.00

Date: 6 October 7:30pm

Venue: The Engine Shed, York Road, Wetherby, LS22 7SU

£20 online, £25 at the door

Introducing The Houghton Weavers and Cobalt Tales

THE HOUGHTON WEAVERS, with over 30 albums are regarded as the Northwest’s Premiere Comedy / Folk Groups. Singer-songwriters, COBALT TALES, are a vibrant, entertaining, female duo.

Tickets:

Date: 6 October 7:30pm

Venue: The Engine Shed, York Road, Wetherby, LS22 7SU

£20 online, £25 at the door

Introducing The Houghton Weavers and Cobalt Tales

THE HOUGHTON WEAVERS, with over 30 albums are regarded as the Northwest’s Premiere Comedy / Folk Groups. Singer-songwriters, COBALT TALES, are a vibrant, entertaining, female duo.

THE HOUGHTON WEAVERS promise plenty of laughter with their infectious humour and funny stories galore. You’ll hear the old Weavers favourites such as Blackpool Belle, Sit Thi Deawn, Matchstalk Men and Dirty Old Town, together with new pieces, original songs and poems. From raucous energetic folk songs and sing-a-long classics to beautiful poignant ballads, and audience requests thrown in guaranteeing a wonderful evening of entertainment and, as their motto says, they always `Keep Folk Smiling!’

HOUGHTON WEAVERS, with over 30 albums are regarded as the Northwest’s Premiere Comedy / Folk Group entertaining folk for over 50 years! with their unique blend of popular folk music, humour and audience participation. With countless Television and Radio appearances under their belt, they continue to tour across a wide selection of theatres and venues.

Singer-songwriters, COBALT TALES, are a vibrant, entertaining, female duo.

Through a wide variety of styles, (ballad, country, folk, rock, soul and a capella), Pat and Nuala, follow threads through the tales of lives and ancestry, singing of people, places, events and experiences that have made us who we are. Expect compelling, soulful vocals, warm, acoustic guitar and plaintive harmonica, nifty rolling bass and swingy scat, dramatic a capella harmonies, haunting low whistle and entertaining banter.

In association with Wetherby Folk Club