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IN THE ROOTS OF MUSIC

IN THE ROOTS OF MUSIC

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OVER THE NEXT HILL!

Nov 30, 2021

There’s no keeping them down, time nor age wearies Fairport Convention. They promised at the first chance they’d be back on the road with their particular brand of English roots rock. 2022 brings their annual Winter tour which sees them and their van up hull, down dale and playing a gig near you. Here’s the list with phone numbers for tickets and information. Get out there and help them celebrate an astonishing 55 years in the business!

 

2 Feb 2022

Roses Theatre

Tewkesbury

01684 295074

 

03 Feb 2022

Corn Exchange

Exeter

01392 665938

 

04 Feb 2022

Taliesin Theatre

Swansea

01392 665938

 

05 Feb 2022

Bath Forum

Bath

01225 463362

 

06 Feb 2022

Theatre Royal

Winchester

01962 840 440

 

08 Feb 2022

The Core

Solihull

0121 704 6962

 

09 Feb 2022

New Theatre Royal

Lincoln

01522 519999

 

10 Feb 2022

The Arc

Stockton-On-Tees

01642 525199

 

11 Feb 2022

City

Leeds

0113 243 0808

 

12 Feb 2022

The Spa Centre

Bridlington

01262 678258

 

13 Feb 2022

RNCM

Manchester

0161 907 5200

 

15 Feb 2022

Colyer-Fergusson Hall

Canterbury

01227 769075

 

16 Feb 2022

De La Warr Pavillion

Bexhill

01424 229111

 

17 Feb 2022

Connaught Theatre

Worthing

01903 206206

 

18 Feb 2022

Union Chapel

London

 

19 Feb 2022

Chequer Mead

East Grinstead

01342 302000

 

20 Feb 2022

Town Hall

Loughborough

01509 231914

 

22 Feb 2022

The Stables

Milton Keynes

01908 280800

 

23 Feb 2022

Key Theatre

Peterborough

01733 207239

 

24 Feb 2022

Alban Arena

St Albans

01727 844488

 

25 Feb 2022

The Tivoli

Wimborne

01202 885566

 

26 Feb 2022

The Maltings

Farnham

01252 745444

 

27 Feb 2022

The Apex

Bury St Edmunds

 

01 March 2022

Arena

Walsall

0300 555 2898

 

02 March 2022

Playhouse

Whitley Bay

0191 251 5484

 

03 March 2022

The Platform

Morecambe

01524 582803

 

04 March 2022

The Atkinson

Southport

01704 533 333

 

05 March 2022

Arts Centre

Buxton

01298 72190

 

 

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