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Live Music Session #59 – Mr Love & Justice
THE SUNDAY SERVICE - October's event features live music from the brilliant Mr Love & Justice, a Swindon-based acoustic folk/pop collective fronted by singer-songwriter Steve Cox
Delicious New Piggy Food Menu
Feeling hungry?? Fancy something dirty?? Can’t get much dirtier than our brand new menu!!
The Playlist #2 – All 60’s
THE PLAYLIST - The Tuppenny's resident DJ team, The Avodaco Brothers, soundtrack your Friday night with a hand pick selection of tunes along a theme. This month it is all 60's!
Live Music Session #58 – Will&Weasel + Nash
THE THURSDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB - After an incredible debut last time out for us, and an even better set at The Shuffle down at the Beehive, we just had to bring these guys back as soon as we could.
The Tuppenny Goes To Church
Yep, we are off to Christ Church in Old Town for the night, to set up and run a bar at this smasher of a gig set up by our buddies at Songs of Praise (SoPLive)
Live Music Session #57 – TwoManTing
THE THURSDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB - It's time for something a bit different at The Thursday Night Music Club as we host multi-cultural pop / Afrobeat act TwoManTing!
Live Music Session #56 – Jol Rose (European Tour Warm up)
Regular customer and gracer of our stage Mr Jol Rose is on a jaunt to take his music around the heart of Europe, and wante somewhere to run through the set with a living breathing audience, and to check over his PA and equipment. So where else would he come, but the best little music venue in the South West...!
Live Music Session #55 – Chris Webb
THE THURSDAY NIGHT MUSIC CLUB - Chris writes and plays songs. He's been doing so for a while. He's played with a list of musicians. He likes gigs. He does it for a living. Sometimes he plays guitar on other people's songs. He might play your songs if you ask real nice.
Live Music Session #54 – Fly Yeti Fly
THE SUNDAY SOCIAL - The First Sunday Social of the season features the fantastic Fly Yeti Fly. This duo blend sensitive vocal harmonies with intricate guitar arrangements, mandolin and harmonica, weaving songs and stories from their travels together, with a sound that is reminiscent of the late-’60s folk scene
