| What | Live |
| When |
Saturday, September 25, 2010
8:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
The Centre (map)
Bath Place
Barnet, London, Herts EN5 5XE |
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Live – The Centre – Barnet, London – 25/09/10
Saturday, September 25th, 2010Walthamstow Art Trial – The Hornbeam Centre – Walthamstow, London – 10/09/10
Friday, September 10th, 2010| What | Walthamstow Art Trial |
| When |
Friday, September 10, 2010
8:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
458 Hoe Street
Walthamstow, London, UK E17 9AH |
Lammas Festival – The Hornbeam Centre – Walthamstow, London – 31/07/10
Saturday, July 31st, 2010| What | Lammas Festival |
| When |
Saturday, July 31, 2010
9:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
458 Hoe Street
Walthamstow, London, UK E17 9AH |
| Other Info | See http://www.organiclea.org.uk/2010/07/rise-up-a-celebration-of-bread/ for more info - i will be playing sometime around 9pm |
Recording 3rd album – The Mill Studio – Diss, Norfolk – 26/07/10
Monday, July 26th, 2010| What | Recording 3rd album |
| When |
Monday, July 26, 2010
8:00pm
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All Ages
|
| Where |
The Mill, Mill House, Winfarthing
Diss, Norfolk, UK IP22 2DZ |
Moonshine Jamboree – The Old Queens Head – Islington, London – 27/06/10
Sunday, June 27th, 2010| What | Moonshine Jamboree |
| When |
Sunday, June 27, 2010
TBC
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All Ages
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| Where |
44 Essex Road
Islington, London, UK N1 8LN |
| Other Info | All day music festival |
album launch party
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
On Friday 12th March 2010, Robin Grey and The Looking Glass Band present an evening of music featuring the talents of
Barbara Bartz on violin
Iain Macleod on banjo
Amy Bowles on bass
Joe Allen on percussion
Ben Oliver on keys
with support from Theo Bard
…think candles, cake and acoustic music.
Tea by Pukka and Yogi Chai, Banana Cake by Whole Foods and Vegan Truffles by Booja Booja
Facebook page is here.
Unit C, 25 Belfast Road, Stoke Newington, N16 6UN – from 8pm
Tree design by Caitlin Hinshelwood
gig in edinburgh on 17/02/10
Sunday, October 18th, 2009
Barbara and Amy have never been to Edinburgh before and Iain’s brother lives there so it seemed rude to turn down the chance to play a show at The Forest Cafe.
Probably my favourite place in Edinburgh, The Forest has some of the best company and food north of the border. We will be performing as a four piece as part of ‘Golden Hour’, their monthly evening of music and spoken word.
gig in south brent, devon on 16/01/10
Sunday, October 18th, 2009Yeay…. me and the band have been invited down to Devon to play for the good people of South Brent which is near Totnes and Dartington.
Happy days.
a few gigs…
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009i have some gigs coming up in the next few weeks which i thought i should mention given all the photos of rehearsing!
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tuesday 6th october
permaculture picturehouse @ passing clouds, dalston – 8pm
should have full band for this caberet harvest festival love-in.
see http://www.naturewise.org.uk/
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friday 30th october
robin and friends @ lemon monkey, stoke newington – 7pm
this gig has been CANCELLED… well postponed really…
i have the whole night – will probably get others to play too to keep me company – postponed for now
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sunday 27th september
the wired festival @ the vortex, dalston – 2.30pm
another wonderful bill from the delightful kevin molloy and friends – i can’t wait to see fiona bevan and roxy rawson play again
http://www.myspace.com/wiredfest
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…as you can see these are all pretty local to me – if you want me to come and do a show near you (or perhaps in your front room?) please hollar – i have just done a house gig in hampshire and it was divine!
oh… and check out Brian Hooper – he blew my socks away a few days ago – http://www.myspace.com/brianhoopersouthampton – listen to “you made changes”
Hackney, London – 13/05/09 – The Britannia – Old Stories Sessions
Wednesday, May 13th, 2009| What | Old Stories Sessions |
| When |
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
8:00pm
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All Ages
|
| Where |
360 Victoria Park Road
Hackney, London, UK E9 7BT |
| Other Info | The Local and Nancy Wallace present: Old Stories Sessions Wed 13th May 2009 The Britannia, 360 Victoria Park Road, E9 7BT A residency to celebrate the album Old Stories, on Midwich Cuckoos. Nancy Wallace Nancy Wallace is a singer and musician hailing from Suffolk, but now firmly ensconced in east London. She sings with The Memory Band and The Owl Service, and features on the formers albums 'The Memory Band' and 'Apron Strings'. Her solo releases thus far consist of the 'Young Hearts' ep and now her debut album, 'Old Stories' (released 26 January 2009). Her interpretations of songs have been included on both volumes of Tom Middleton's Crazy Covers albums, Paris Derniere and the Big Chill compilations. Her tunes are enhanced no end by the amazing violin skills of Jennymay Logan of the Elysian Quartet, The Memory Band and the Basquiat Strings, and more recently Richard Lewis has added his inimitable accordion, banjo and hurdy gurdy to a couple of tracks. "She's about as folk as you can get." normanrecords.com "Old Stories, Nancy Wallace's debut album, is one of the first highlights of 2009. The three traditional cover versions compliment the original material, locating a sad heart and expanding upon many of the album’s themes. I Live Not Where I Love, the Elizabethan madrigal that has been sung by both Linda Thompson and Mary Black is a standout. Like her version of Barry White's The First, The Last, My Everything, Wallace's voice makes previously interpreted material sound striking." bbc.co.uk Robin Grey "Bluesy and folky... it’s a really bloody good album." Song By Toad "Grey is one of those wonderful talents that could recite the phone directory on record and you’d still be enthralled." Another Form Of Relief "Very english... a great voice and a distinctive sound which is enhanced further by his excellent backing group." Backstage Pass "Exceptionally talented... a voice you could easily listen to for hours." The Hackney Post A-Line A-Line sounds like: a mini Georgian choir; dogs running over snow; the music played on a space ship as it prepares to dock into a small utopian community geodesic dome on a planet far away. Free Entry. great food, great beer garden. |