Salsa classes and Latin dance night

Free Entry

Hosted by local folk pioneers The Deportees will be inviting down folk musicians to join them in an organised folk session on Telford’s intimate window stage. Playing is by invite only or you can get in touch with them direct via contact.deportees.com and arrange a show with them as house band.

Mick Adrian and Graham  play guitars, mandolin, mandocello, bouzouki and banjo as well as  harmonica and melodeon – almost entirely acoustic, but with some subtle electric guitar touches.

Most of all they sing  – three voices finding unexpected harmonies in a mix of old and recent songs from both sides of the Atlantic, some written by themselves, others by their heroes like Woody Guthrie, Richard Thompson, Hank Williams, John Martyn,  Bob Dylan, Guy Clark, Robert Johnson, Buddy Holly, Tom Waits and good old Trad Arr.You’ll hear songs to join in with, songs to make you think, songs to move you and songs to get you moving

Free before 9pm // £4 thereafter.

Free all night with a student card or Telford’s membership.

Three-piece from Mold. The Who / Husker Du / The Jam / Elliott Smith / 60ft Dolls / Teenage Fanclub

Free entry before 9pm, £4 thereafter

Donations appreciated.

Come celebrate the music and culture of Europe at Telford’s Warehouse on the 22 September. We are having a Pro-EU music fest to support the People’s Vote and our EU Membership.

 Visit our gofundme page https://www.gofundme.com/rock-for-europe and make a donation to receive all day entry and various merchandise like an EU flag, badge and unique Rock for Europe t-shirt. This is a non-profit event.

There will be numerous bands, starting with craft stalls at 1 pm, and music acts starting at 2 pm until midnight – with an indoor stage and acoustic sets outside, along the canal, showcasing a great mix of music – rock, folk, blues, jazz, and an array of EU/UK bands representing the diverse cultures of the continent.

Performances by Trials of Cato, Zinney Sonnenberg, Jonathan Tarplee of the Blue Yellows, Kingfisher (of Time Bandits/Galleon Blast) Phil Hare and many more!

 We believe music can change the world, by opening people’s hearts and minds. It’s time to stand up and be heard – to start a revolution through music that will lead to a more inclusive society. The performing arts will be greatly affected by Brexit – costly visas, customs and special forms for instruments will make it very difficult to tour around Europe, which is a large part of their income. We are European and we wish to keep it that way. Being part of the EU allows us to travel, work, live and retire in 28 countries, with full rights of citizenship. The theme of our event is unity, cultural diversity, and shared European values of peace and democracy. Please donate to our gofundme page to help make this a great event.

https://www.gofundme.com/rock-for-europe

Free entry.

Slots available from 9pm.

(find the host or ask at the bar for details on how to get involved.)

£1 per person.

With quiz master Scott Bricabracboy Mcanally.

Tickets £5

https://billetto.co.uk/en/e/sophie-morgan-headline-show-tickets-302956

Sophie Morgan performs her debut headline show to celebrate the release of the ‘Sons & Daughters’ EP.

Listen to ‘Sons and Daughters’ here:

https://spoti.fi/2LTF9ix

Free before 9pm // £4 thereafter.

Free all night with a student card or Telford’s membership.

(Tickets available due to high demand.)

“Not many bands can say their first gig was a sell-out. The Mysterines however can. Still only in their teens, the trio led by the knockout vocal projection of lead Lia Metcalfe, set the scene aptly. Chiller-psych met with the bluesy-folk outer-tone of Metcalfe‘s past solo performances as bandmates, bassist George Favager and drummer Zak Mcdonnell, held it all together with tight, measured instrumentation. Three young musicians showing talent and professionalism well above their collective years.” Getintothis.com