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World Music R Ock & Blues at the R Gw i l y H m M er m i i S k n i e e m W D c e o a u c lk r k er l w at i T t h & h e G r a n d Kyla Brox at Holmes Mi Holmes at Brox Kyla De is R o i n Lots of Family Friendly Events s F FR Saturday Strt Festival U N K FR Pub Gigs • Workshops Y F B U Sa a N tu ta r l K & Talks d a For more information about the Festival and Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues visit: www.rvjazzfestival.co.uka L a y a t n The Ale House S c Rafiki Ja - WorldT Music t a h Iie Baa ’s r s e t G Interchange e ra www.rvjazzestival.co.uk r a n l t S h m d s @rvjazzeventsestivals i N F i e t + st h p) Lo iva c Q Har a l ip l (H u Alina Bzhezhinska C i h n a t r e i t RVJ&B is a charity run by volunteers. Registered as a charity in England & Wales - No: 118083 N t o y Cocktails t N D M at Esc ow ay Co a io Ch rk r at the arl L T Jungle ie ew is Late Nites at the Schl Caot Cake Rms at the Secret Garden 1 Rock & Blues at the Rose & Crown What to do! What to see! Where to go! The Grand - our main venue for most of our headline acts. The Aspinal Arms - food, drinks and The Ale House and Esc CC - from real ale jazz in the countryside. The Jungle - an intimate café/bar to swanky cocktails. at the top of Moor Lane. Clitheroe Library - in Clitheroe town centre and ideal for our workshops The Market & Bullring - a great place for and talks. local produce and for our festival buskers. Holmes Mill - from the grand sophistication of its Hotel and Bistro to having its own Brewery, Beer Hall, Food Hall and Cinema! The Rose & Crown - a great pub, the The Old School Rooms - a hidden gem on centre for Rock, Blues and Soul. Maxwell’s - café and stylish bar, lovely on Lowergate with large bar and concert room. a sunny day at the front or on the balcony. The Secret Garden - vegetarian and vegan dishes The Station - great food, drinks, United Reformed Church - a haven of calmness 2 including The HealthBook Shop tickets and Wool at The Attic Grand’s atmosphereTicket Office and accommodation. - see details at the bottomespecially of with page soup, 3. tea and cakes. The Festival Weekend THURSDAY 30TH APRIL Opening Night with the Kyla Brox Band Page 6 FRIDAY 1ST MAY Nishla Smith Quintet + Mark Lewis Trio / Women Play Jazz Workshop / Cheating Hearts / The Moods / Blue Dog Hooch / Acoustic Cafe / Gwilym Simcock with Hermine Deurloo & Mike Walker / Diamond Soul Band / Twin Frets / Teri & The Electric Blues Parade / Duo Versatility / Shunya Pages 6-9 SATURDAY 2ND MAY Young Beats Workshop / Jazz under the Nazi’s 3rd Reich - a talk with music by Phil Lee / Andrew Gleave Duo / Saturday Street Festival / Trish Ferrarin’s Jazz Jam / Ragtime + Roots with Richard Moss / North Sea Hijack / Indigo Acoustic / The Horse Puppets / Freddie Garner Quartet / Blowjangles / Western Valley Swing / Blanty / Alina Bzhezhinska (Hip Harp) / Teri Birtwistle & Friends / The Mighty Revelators / J-Bear & The Giants / Red Hot Drop / Arthur Geldard / Western Valley Swing / King Bee / Dennis Rollins’ Funky Funk / Neutrino / J-Bear Pages 9-13 SUNDAY 3RD MAY Impro Beats Workshop / Blufunk Syndicate / Moscow Cat Circus / Northern Sports Club / Rafiki Jazz / BwD Big Band / The Two Hats Duo / Shades of Django / Eric Ainsworth Quartet / Midnite Johnny Band / Pancake Steel Band / Not Now Charlie / The Blues Engine / Issie Barratt’s Interchange / Big Town Boogie Pages 13-17 Festival Planner Pages 14-15 / Map of the Festival Pages 22-23 Are you 18-25 then any ticketed gig will cost you just £5. If you are under 18 then you get in free if with SPECIAL OFFERS! an adult paying for full/member ticket. TICKETS Book tickets at The Grand’s Box Office: Open Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 3pm or Tel: 01200 421599 3 ways to save money when Buy online: www.thegrandvenue.co.uk buying your tickets! Tickets can also be bought by telephone or in Buy a Festival Freedom Pass and do the whole person at the Grand (please phone to make 1 festival! At £85 you‘ll be saving at least £50. sure it is open). Become a member of RVJ&B - only £15! Then A small booking fee is added per transaction (not save up to £2 on each ticket. per ticket) when booking, so best to buy all your 2 tickets in one go. This fee is to help The Grand Get your tickets in advance! Save up to £2 on provide an efficient Box Office service and helps 3 each ticket and, by buying in advance, you‘ll support the venue’s wider outreach work. also guarantee you’ll get in. Some tickets also available on www.eventbrite.co.uk IMPORTANT: Information correct at time of going to press but details may change due to unforeseen circumstances. For more information aboutPlease the check Festival our website and Ribble for updates: Valley www.rvjazzfestival.co.uk Jazz & Blues visit: www.rvjazzfestival.co.uk 3 The Ribble Valley Jazz Festival is Supported by: In Parnership with: In Association with: Clitheroe Chamber of Trade ~ Greenacre Honda ~ Maxwell’s Cafe Bar ~ Rose & Crown ~ Spread Eagle Hotel ~ The Station ~ Clitheroe Food Festival ~ Aspinall Arms ~ United Reformed Church ~ St. Mary’s Parish Church ~ Jungle ~ Royal British Legion ~ Clitheroe Rugby Club ~ Esc CC Cocktail & Coffee Bar ~ The Ale House ~ Red Pump Inn ~ The Secret Garden ~ Old School Rooms ~ Brizola ~ Number 39 Hopstar Brewery Tap Celebrating 10 years Saturday 8th August 2020 | 9am - 5pm Clitheroe Food Festival now in its 10th year hosts a huge selection of delicious local produce and culinary talent. Known for its dedication to all things Lancashire, and the organisers take great care to keep it that way. And if the food and drink isn’t enough, you’ll find a host of local music talent and family friendly activities to entertain all. 4 Book tickets at The Grand’s Ticket Office - see details at the bottom of page 3. Welcome! Welcome to the eleventh annual Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Festival – All Together Jazz! The festival is open to all! Thousands of visitors come to the Ribble Valley each year to experience the hospitality and excitement the festival brings to the area – we hope you’ll join us in 2020, either to discover this great festival for the first time or as a valued last ten festivals has been Geoff Jackson. As Geoff returning guest. retires, he lends his name to the Geoff Jackson Our aim is to provide live music for all tastes, whether Award, giving talent development and recording it’s inspirational jazz from top international artists, opportunities to a new young band from the area – to traditional blues, uplifting world and cutting-edge be announced during this year’s programme. music or a great knees-up from the bands on Just as valuable is the financial support that fuels Saturday Street Festival stages or throughout the our work, from the Arts Council England, local pubs, bars and restaurants in the Ribble Valley. authorities and private donors, from local businesses/ There’s a chance for you to have a go at making organisations as sponsors, advertisers and venue music yourself, with workshops and jams happening hosts, and partners such as the Grand, with its across the weekend. Plenty of great food and drink is priceless in-kind and ticketing support - www. on offer to keep you going through the festival from thegrandvenue.co.uk, Box Office 01200 421 599. the stalls, pubs and all kinds of eateries throughout In a new development this year, Clitheroe and Ribble Valley, as well as goodies from we are delighted to include a independent shops and markets who make a special charity partner, Ribble Valley effort to welcome residents and visitors during this Food Bank. Ribble Valley Jazz special weekend. and Blues are proud to support the Ribble Valley Food The weekend happens thanks to the energy of a team Bank to achieve their aims to restore dignity and of over 30 volunteers whose passionate commitment revive hope by responding with emergency food and brings you this festival. The guiding light behind the support to local people in crisis. Their efforts to reach out ensuring that everyone, whatever their age, background, gender or income, has the right to a decent quality of life, mirrors our own commitment to share in the positive power of music for all. So, we hope this brochure is your starting point to plan a musical weekend to remember in our lovely market town and rural countryside. For more information about the Festival and Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues visit: www.rvjazzfestival.co.uk 5 Kyla Brox Band Doors: 7:00pm | Stage: 8:00pm to 10:30pm | Venue: Holmes Mill | Adv Ticket: £12/£10 members Blues and soul become inextricably entwined in award-winning singer-songwriter, Kyla Brox, whose raw APRIL TH talent has seen her described as “the finest female blues singer of her generation.” In a huge nod to her ongoing stature in British Blues, the UK Blues Federation made Kyla an official Ambassador of UK Blues. She is one of only three British singers privileged to be included in the 50 Women of the Blues Spotify playlist and in 2019 her band won the European Blues Challenge Award.
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