Home-grown talent abounds. Already a local legend and regular on the Sussex music circuit, Shoreham based Laura Ward and members of her band, The Risen Road, perform a set of original roots tunes plus new and vivid interpretations of songs from the traditional canon. Drawing on nu-folk, bluegrass, Irish and contemporary sources, Laura Ward’s music celebrates and reinvents the legacy of the troubadour.

This popular Sussex-based quintet has been together for just over sixteen years and has built up something of a cult following during its Sunday night residency at an Eastbourne wine-bar. A large repertoire of spirited hot music from the 1920s and 1930s is set-off by a blend of mild and sometimes impenetrable humour! ANDY WOON (cornet, musical director): While the rest of the Orchestra may take the mickey out of Andy’s laugh and his taste in waistcoats and braces, none…

We’re luck to be one of the venues for the Graduation Concerts for Chichester’s Jazz Course.

 A blues band playing mostly Chicago blues from the 1950s and 60s. Like the great musicians we admire, we want our audiences to have a good time.  

The band was founded in Brighton in 2004 by Ross Clifford, Simon Myers, Phil Boucherat, Steve Cartwright and The Damned‘s Monty Oxymoron. They made their debut at the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton, for The Real Music Club during the middle of 2004. The band have experimented and undergone many line-up changes. Myers left in 2006 and was replaced by Marc Jenner. Shortly after, the band expanded their line-up, recruiting Andy Baynton-Power (bass), Eva Thompson (sitar), Mickey Wynne (guitars) and Stuart McKay (harmonicas) along with occasional appearances from…

Western Swing, Gypsy Jazz, Latin & other nonsense. Slightly earlier time of 4.30 pm