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Jamie Smith’s MABON – The twenty year countdown begins…

Feb 12, 2018

With Jamie Smith’s MABON collecting their 20th anniversary rosettes in 2019, the band is gearing up for some busy months of celebration ahead. The fun starts with a number of shows across the UK this spring and summer, which will be recorded to make JSM’s new live album ‘The Twenty Year Gig’, to be released and toured in November 2018, continuing far into 2019. Frontman and tunesmith, Jamie, says of his plans for ‘The Twenty Year Gig’ album and tour, “it’s going to be a lot of fun opening up the vault and dusting off some tunes we probably haven’t played for over a decade! The aim is to create a career-spanning set list, including tracks from each of our six albums to date, plus a couple of brand new pieces. For our fans, it will hopefully be something of a greatest hits album, but performed live”. Having blitzed many of the UK’s major folk festivals last year, the band are back on their European travels this summer and looking further ahead, have some very exciting foreign and UK plans – to be announced soon – for their 20th year anniversary in 2019. First things first though! Albums don’t record themselves and live albums rely on an enthusiastic audience that is up for being a part of the magic. Find the venue dates on the band’s website and join them live in concert this spring and summer. Be in the audience to be on the album!

4/04/2018 SHOREHAM – Ropetackle Centre, 01273 464440 https://ropetacklecentre.co.uk/events/jamie-smiths-mabon/

27/04/2018 LLANDRINDOD WELLS – Pavilion Mid Wales, 01597 258118 https://www.pavilionmidwales.co.uk/

04/05/2018 TEIGNMOUTH – Pavilions Teignmouth, 01626 249049 http://www.pavilionsteignmouth.org.uk/

05/05/2018 NARTH – Village Hall, Monmouth, https://thenarthhall.org.uk/

23/05/2018 GUERNSEY (C.I.) – St James Concert Hall, 01481 711361 http://www.stjames.gg/index.php

24/05/2018 JERSEY (C.I.) – Arts Centre, 01534 700400 http://artscentre.je/

09/06/2018 HOLYWELL – Greenfield Valley Museum. Greenfield, Holywell, Flint 01352 714172 http://greenfieldvalley.com/

15/06/2018 SEDBERGH MUSIC FESTIVAL – St Andrews Church, 01539 620125 https://www.sedbergh.org.uk/view-event/sedbergh-music-festival-jamie-smiths-modern-folk-band-mabon/

16/06/2018 LLANBEDR – Village Hall, Powys 01873 812017 http://www.llanbedrvillagehall.co.uk/llanbedr-events.php

17/06/2018 LLANWRTYD WELLS – Victoria Hall, Powys, 01591 610487

01/07/2018 CARDIFF – Tafwyl Festival, Cardiff Castle, CF10 3RB http://tafwyl.org/en/

http://www.jamiesmithsmabon.com/

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