Wednesday Music from QUASILINGO: A showcase of the HND and HNC courses in Jazz performance at Chichester College The Duke of Wellington is keen to promote new musicians on the local scene. Please come along, enjoy and show your support Wednesday May 3rd – 8.30 PM https://www.facebook.com/quasilingo/

Classics Covers and contemporary tunes … superb musicianship and top vocals ….

Jamie is a singer songwriter with an incredibly soulful voice and a solo album under his belt & a passion for blues, folk, country, soul and rock and in late 2009 the idea for Jamie Williams & The Roots Collective was born. They started gigging around April 2010 and have been going from strength to strength since with a particular speciality for rousing festival sets. This band has got a buzz going with both their exciting live shows and collective…

Power Driven Organ – complemented by guitar and drums. Stevie Watts is an award winning keyboard player and one of the UK’s most sought after Hammond players. As a professional Hammond player and pianist Stevie has worked with many bands artists including The Staxs, Sam Brown, Steve Winwood, Jack Bruce, PP Arnold, Lulu, Roland Gift, Kiki Dee, Mica Paris, Gerry Beckley, Archive, Terry Hall, Mylene Farmer, Arthur Brown and Mary Coughlan. Other experiences have involved supporting Duran Duran on their…

    Local musicians jamming in a mellow tone from 3 Pm – guests have included Michele Nardell, Zoe Lewis, Matt Szul, Theseus Gerard, Victoria Wilson, Dave Smith, Piers Clarke, Spencer Prescod, Dan Cartwright, Alison David, Sarah L Harris, Ollie Vincent, Tom Phelan, Jed Cutler … but watch this space – always high quality and accessible.

Last minute gig due to cancellation, but the Grovers will be fully primed with their collection of hand-carved original tunes and re-upholstered jigs, reels and hot mojo ! Do come and shimmy.

Local Musicians jamming together prior to the Glastonwick After Party. Jazz, Blues, Gypsy, Swing et.al.

A Punk Fiesta from these seasoned performers !! Alcohol Licks - shoves a loada genres together (e.g. punk, ska, reggae, dancehall, rock ‘n’ roll, metal, blues… u name it, we’ll murder it!), churns it up, then shits it out the other end… Wob Travelling extensively with a trusty acoustic guitar, the “astonishingly bouncy talent machine” Rock ‘n’ Reel, was spotted at venues all over England, gaining ecstatic audience reactions from crowds more used to punk rock than acoustic music. At the end…