All events start at 7.30pm
Doors at 7pm
Events
2020
Sat Feb 1st - Finstock Village Hall
+ support from Turning Signs
Tickets £10.00 in Advance
£12.00 on Door
Sat Feb 8th - Tiddy Hall
Whetstone, Brinsford & Burgess
+ support from Dik Cadbury
Tickets £12.00 in Advance
£14.00 on Door
Sat Feb 29th - Tiddy Hall
+ support from Dom Pragg
Tickets £12.00 in Advance
£14.00 on Door
Sat Mar 21st - Tiddy Hall
Tickets £15.00 in Advance
£17.00 on Door
Sat April 25th - Tiddy Hall
+ support from Colin Pitts
Tickets £15.00 in Advance
£17.00 on Door
Sat May 9th - Tiddy Hall
+ support from Mandolirium
Tickets £12.00 in Advance
£14.00 on Door
Sat May 23rd - Tiddy Hall
+ support from 3 Bucket Jones
Tickets £12.00 in Advance
£14.00 on Door
Sat June 13th - Tiddy Hall
Tickets £10.00 in Advance
£12.00 on Door
Sat Oct 10th - The Methodist Church, Witney
Tickets £25.00 in Advance
£27.00 on Door
Sat June 27th Steve Turner & Sunjay
Sat Sept 5th The Fargo Railroad Co
Sat Oct 31st Sarah McQuiad
Sat Nov 21st Anthony John Clarke
& Dave Pegg
There is no one in music quite like Mark Harrison. He is widely considered one of the most original and interesting artists currently operating in the UK. His highly individual, all-original music goes down very well with audiences of all kinds, and it has taken him and his band (consisting of some of the UK’s top roots musicians) to some of the top venues and festivals in the UK, attracting acclaim wherever he goes. Recent appearances on BBC Radio 2, as guest on Cerys Matthews’s show and on Anneka Rice’s Pick Of The Week show, have further added to his growing reputation.
Described at BBC Radio 2 as ‘quirky’ and an artist who ‘makes you think afresh’, and by one eminent reviewer as ‘approaching national treasure status’, Mark is a totally original songwriter, a stunning guitarist, and a master storyteller. Mark’s live shows are well-known not only for the music but also for his introductions and explanations of the songs, and audiences frequently comment on how big a part these play in their enjoyment of the shows. Delivered in a manner often described as ‘wry’ and ‘dry’, these mark him out even more as a unique artist.
‘really excellent … he takes very real things, normal things that happen in life, and he writes about them in a way that makes you think afresh about them’ (Paul Jones, BBC Radio 2)
‘totally and absolutely original’ (Mike Harding)
‘Mark Harrison keeps getting better‘ (Classic Rock Magazine)
‘innovative …… if Top Of The Pops was still around, he might well be on it’ (Jazz FM
2021