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Chris While and Julie Matthews - News & Tour Dates - Summer 2009 30/04/2009 Google Mail - Chris While and Julie … John Reedman <[email protected]> Chris While and Julie Matthews - News & Tour dates - Summer 2009 While and Matthews Mailing list <[email protected]> 28 April 2009 13:08 Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Hi everyone and welcome to all our new friends. Chris and Julie have just returned from a highly successful tour of Australia and will shortly start travelling all over the UK doing concerts, festivals, not to forget their sing-out workshops - "Rejoice the Voice". Read all about their Australian tour on the website Tour Diary pages. On the website there are now links to videos of Chris and Julie at Hitchin folk club and at various Australian festivals - check out this link as a taster http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3tIFsdeAZQ This weekend Chris will be joining multi-instrumentalist Joe Broughton for a short 5 day tour. Details below. Throughout May, June and July Chris and Julie, together with Helen Watson, will be holding women's sing-out workshops (Rejoice the Voice) up and down the UK. Details below. Chris and Julie will also be singing at various festivals throughout the UK, including Brampton Live near Carlisle ( Barbara Dickson, Mary Gauthier, Eliza Gilkyson, Andy Fairweather-Low, Oysterband, Elbow Jane plus many others are also on the bill) and the Levellers' Beautiful Days festival at Ottery St Mary, Devon (along with the Pogues, Hawkwind, Richard Thompson, Wonderstuff, Eliza Carthy, Cara Dillon, Lau - the list goes on and on as they say...) Details below. May 2009 Chris While and Joe Broughton Sun Wath-upon- Wath Festival 07982 568467 3rd Dearne Thu Marlborough St Mary's Church 01672 512465 7th Fri Pimperne, nr Wessex Acoustic, The Farquharson 01202 732239 8th Blandford Arms Sat Fareham Ashcroft Arts 01329 310600 9th Mon 01628 636620 Nettlebed Village Club 11th While & Matthew s Spring and Summer Concerts & Festivals Fri Cropredy Village Hall 01295 750633 29th http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&… 1/3 30/04/2009 Google Mail - Chris While and Julie … Sat 01672 512465 (Special Anniversary Marlborough St Mary's Church 30th concert with Show of Hands) Sun 01323 841414 Hailsham Pavilion 31st June 2009 While & Matthew s Spring and Summer Concerts & Festivals Fri Lechlade Memorial Hall 01367 253510 19th Sat Bridport SWALK Festival 01308 426336 20th Tue Lymm Lymm Festival 30th July 2009 While & Matthew s Spring and Summer Concerts & Festivals Sat Ely Ely Festival 07500 527334 11th Fri Carlisle Brampton Live http://www.bramptonlive.net/ 17th Sat Brampton Live (Julie Matthews Solo Carlisle 18th (Special One Off) August 2009 While & Matthew s Spring and Summer Concerts & Festivals Sun Saltburn Saltburn Festival 01287 622623 16th Fri Ottery Saint Beautiful Days Festival - Stage 2 21st Mary http://www.beautifuldays.org/ Tickets available now from www.levellers.co.uk , www.seetickets.com , www.artistticket.com Thu Wirral The Boathouse 0151 677 1840 27th Sat 01624 843737 /661794/815060 Isle Of Man Peel - Centenary Centre 29th REJOICE THE VOICE WORKSHOPS http://www.whileandmatthews.co.uk/Rejoice.htm Women's Sing-out workshops with Chris, Julie and Helen Watson. All workshops are £40 per person unless indicated May Sat 16th -Poynton - Methodist Church Hall - 11am - 4pm (SORRY SOLD OUT) Sun 17th - Moseley, Birmingham - St. Annes Church Hall - 1pm-6pm http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&… 2/3 30/04/2009 Google Mail - Chris While and Julie … Sat 23rd - Eynsham - Village Hall - 11am-4pm (£50 includes lunch) * Sun 24th - Cropredy - Village Hall - 11am-4pm June Sat 6th - Bishopstone, Nr.Swindon - Village Hall - 11am-4pm (£52 includes lunch & wine) * Sun 7th - Hitchin - The Sun Hotel - 11am-4pm Sat 13th - Bristol - Southville Centre - 11am-4pm Sun 14th - Croscombe, Nr Wells - Village Hall - 11am-4pm July Sat 4th - Kendal - Quaker Tapestry Centre - 11am-4pm Sun 5th - Penrith - Parish Centre, St. Andrews Place - 11am-4pm To book your place, send your cheque made payable to; BLUE MOON MUSIC and post to; BLUE MOON MUSIC, 37 WEST STREET, WIGTON CA7 9NX Please include a note which states your name, address, phone number & e-mail. Also, include which workshop you want to attend and how many places you are booking. For more information about the workshops e-mail jil at Blue Moon Music - [email protected] Website: www. whileandmat t hews . c o. uk MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/chriswhileandjuliematthews Facebook: http://www.new.facebook .com/pages/Chris-While-Julie-Matthews/35572881803 For fan club and mailing list information write to: [email protected] For book ings, promotion and media write to: [email protected] DATA PROTECTION This e-mail is being sent to you because, at some time, you have put your e-mail address on Chris While and Julie Matthews / St Agnes Fountain / Blue Tapestry / Rejoice Work shop mailing lists. If you have subscribed in error or no longer wish to receive the newsletter, please send an e- mail with UNSUBSCRIBE as the Subject. We never send unsolicited e-mail and your e-mail addresses are not shared with anyone else http://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&… 3/3.
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