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| Online – http://www.etickets.im/cc | Online (for films) – http://www.etickets.im/fip |
| Celtic Gold – Peel | Shakti Man – Ramsey |
| GH Corlett – Douglas (not films) | Thompson Travel – Port Erin |
| Peter Norris Music – Douglas (not films) | On the door, subject to availability |
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Art exhibitions are available for view in the Atholl Room before/after performances and during the interval. Find out more
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** PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SHOW IS NOW FULLY SOLD OUT **
Following a critically acclaimed sell out run at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival The Carole King & James Taylor Story comes to a theatre near you to take you on an incredible journey through the career of the six-time Grammy Award winner and twenty-time platinum hit maker Carole King and five-timeGrammy Award winner & American folk legend James Taylor.This new “show-umentary” format gives a fascinating insight into the lives behind the music.
Featuring passionate renditions of Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, You’ve Got a Friend and many more this astonishing back catalogue is realised with authenticity by Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews, both well established artists in their own right.
“both guitar and voice took these fans back to The Troubadour in 1970” **** BroadwayBaby 2017
“Will leave any folk-rock fans wholly satisfied” **** BroadwayBaby 2016
“Wow, what an experience” BBC Kent
“performance was immaculate” **** Three Weeks
Blue John Media is delighted to bring the incredible world-renowned US blues and roots music musicians John Miller (guitar/vocals) and Grant Dermody (harmonica/vocals) to the Isle of Man. This show at the Centenary Centre is only one of two shows they are performing together in the British Isles before teaching guitar and harmonica at Blues Week, in Gloucester, UK.
In addition to being a phenomenal musician and recording artist, John Miller has an incredible reputation as a music tutor and has presented a number of tuition DVDs for Stefan Grossman’s Guitar Workshop on the music of several country blues guitar legends including Mississippi John Hurt, Elizabeth Cotten and Furry Lewis (to name but a few).
The late great fingerpicking hero John Fahey described John as ‘just brilliant’ and fellow fingerpicking legend Duck Baker said: “This is not the boy on the magazine cover but the guy the pros admire and cop licks from (I can attest to this).”
Grant Dermody is a harmonica master who has made amazing solo albums, trio albums with John Miller and Orville Johnson and has recorded and performed with other musical giants.
Among those has been Eric Bibb, who describes Grant as “One of the greatest blues and roots harmonica players around. His playing reaches deep into the well of tradition and at the same time takes the music to exciting new places with a very personal sound. Working with him in the studio and on the stage is always a pleasure.”
Dirk Powell said about him: “Grant Dermody plays the harmonica with power that is equally effective and evocative whether held in reserve or allowed to wail to its fullest and wildest degree. His musical voice, both through the instrument and singing itself, reunited forms and feels that are not-so-distant cousins into one wide and calmly flowing stream.”
Grant, like John, is a master teacher too and blues and roots musicians around the world have learned directly from them at workshops, including the popular Euroblues Promotions’ Blues Week event in the UK.
Tickets are available from Celtic Gold, Peel, Shakti Man, Ramsey, online at www.etickets.im/bjm or by ringing John Gregory on 204320 or email him at bluejohnmedia@hotmail.co.uk
Keep folk smiling!!
We welcome back again our friends Tony, Steve, David and James from the Houghton Weavers for a wonderful evening of humour and song. This year the Weavers are back for two nights.
Tickets are available from:
Celtic Gold in Peel
GH Corlett the Jewellers in Douglas
Thompson Travel in Port Erin
Shakti Man in Ramsey
and online – www.etickets.im/cc
Keep folk smiling!!
We welcome back again our friends Tony, Steve, David and James from the Houghton Weavers for a wonderful evening of humour and song. This year the Weavers are back for two nights.
Tickets are available from:
Celtic Gold in Peel
GH Corlett the Jewellers in Douglas
Thompson Travel in Port Erin
Shakti Man in Ramsey
and online – www.etickets.im/cc
The evening Concerts will take place in the Centenary Centre, Peel on Friday and Saturday
7/8th of September at 7.30pm.
PLEASE NOTE TICKET NUMBERS WILL BE LIMITED BOTH NIGHTS TO LEAVE PLENTY
OF ROOM FOR DANCING!!!
On Friday night we have Baka Beyond, playing music from the Baka people of Cameroon, West Africa.
Sheelanagig, dance music from Eastern Europe, Balkans and Israel
Vera van Heeringen Trio, Americana/Cajun music
On Saturday night, we have Soothsayers, Afrobeat, dub, funk and jazz
Angel Brothers
Clash Vooar, (the Big Groove), Afro, Klezmer, Latin grooves , Manx Gaelic songs
EARLY BIRD TICKETS FOR BOTH CONCERTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR £45 FROM
https://www.etickets.im/cc/
On Saturday afternoon (8th September) 12 noon until 5pm there is a FREE event suitable for all the family in the Peel Cathedral Grounds (in the Cathedral if wet). There will be dancing on the Labyrinth, Music in the new Amphitheatre, Global food, workshops ,and lots of things for Children!
In the Corrin Hall there will be a celebration of the different communities living on the Island, again with Children’s activities , showing aspects of their various cultures.
Come along for lunch, the Music starts at noon!
Full details will be published later!
The evening Concerts will take place in the Centenary Centre, Peel on Friday and Saturday
7/8th of September at 7.30pm.
PLEASE NOTE TICKET NUMBERS WILL BE LIMITED BOTH NIGHTS TO LEAVE PLENTY
OF ROOM FOR DANCING!!!
On Friday night we have Baka Beyond, playing music from the Baka people of Cameroon, West Africa.
Sheelanagig, dance music from Eastern Europe, Balkans and Israel
Vera van Heeringen Trio, Americana/Cajun music
On Saturday night, we have Soothsayers, Afrobeat, dub, funk and jazz
Angel Brothers
Clash Vooar, (the Big Groove), Afro, Klezmer, Latin grooves , Manx Gaelic songs
EARLY BIRD TICKETS FOR BOTH CONCERTS NOW AVAILABLE FOR £45 FROM
https://www.etickets.im/cc/
On Saturday afternoon (8th September) 12 noon until 5pm there is a FREE event suitable for all the family in the Peel Cathedral Grounds (in the Cathedral if wet). There will be dancing on the Labyrinth, Music in the new Amphitheatre, Global food, workshops ,and lots of things for Children!
In the Corrin Hall there will be a celebration of the different communities living on the Island, again with Children’s activities , showing aspects of their various cultures.
Come along for lunch, the Music starts at noon!
Full details will be published later!
Some Kinda Wonderful – A celebration of Stevie Wonder
Think Etta James, James Brown, Dinah Washington, Little Richard, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Chuck Berry, Johnny Otis and Otis Redding: all the classic music of the ’50s and ’60s delivered hard-and-fast with energy, grit and a 21st century attitude!
Authentic soul and rhythm ‘n’ blues outfit Sugar T & The Swells are the slickest, sexiest, funkiest rock ’n’ roll band in town. Formed 20 years ago by charismatic frontman and natural showman Ralph Lamb, The Swells have played thousands of shows across the globe, honing their craft and building an impressive reputation. Featuring some of the hottest R n B vocalists on the scene, the Swells truly deliver Maximum Vintage R n B with style!
Please note that the capacity of the Theatre will be reduced to allow for a dance floor.
COUNTRY BLUES LEGEND MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT TO BE REMEMBERED AT CENTENARY CENTRE SHOW
A CONCERT in the Atholl Room at the Centenary Centre in Peel on Sunday, October 7 will remember the life and times of country blues legend Mississippi John Hurt.
The show, featuring Mississippi John Hurt biographer and musician Dr Phil and country blues musician Blue John (John Gregory), will celebrate the 90thanniversary of Hurt’s legendary 1928 recordings in Memphis for the Okeh label.
Dr Phil (Phil Ratcliffe) – who wrote the critically acclaimed biography Mississippi John Hurt, His Life, His Times, His Blues, will be performing Mississippi John Hurt songs as well as telling stories about the guitar legend’s rise to prominence as an icon of the country blues.
The biography is now available in paperback.
There will also be a set by Blue John, a country blues guitarist who is a huge Mississippi John Hurt fan and has opened shows for a number of leading blues and roots music performers both in the Isle of Man and the UK. John lives in the Isle of Man and is also part of the blues duo Blue John and Papa Cass and a concert promoter and guitar teacher.
Dr Phil and Blue John will also team up for some duo performances as part of the show. They are no strangers to performing together as they were the special guests during world-renowned country blues guitarist Ari Eisinger’s 2017 British Isles tour.
Tickets, priced £10, are available online at www.etickets.im/bjm and also by ringing John on 204320 or by emailing him at bluejohnmedia@hotmail.co.uk
The Magicians of Mann in conjunction with the Friends of Peel Centenary Centre present an evening of Magic!
Come and join them for a wonderful evening of family entertainment. Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for children.
Tickets available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel, Peter Norris Music in Douglas, Shakti Man in Ramsey and Thompson Travel in Port Erin.
This year sees the Peel Pantoloons in the town of Whoville for their production of The Grinch, The Panto.
Christmas celebrations are underway in Whoville but overshadowing the celebrations is the fear of the return of the Grinch. When their fears finally come to pass, it’s up to the Mayor, Colin the Cheermeister and Nora and Annie Good to find help in the most unusual of places.
A magical journey to the North Pole to visit Santa and his Chief Elf, Widget, followed by a skidoo trip to the Snow Queen’s palace to seek the assistance of the Snow Queens imps. This year’s show is a heart-warming tale that proves that the Spirit of Christmas can conquer all, with a little help from Polly Watt. Come and join the Peel Pantoloons for this year’s festive Christmas pantomime.
Tickets are £8, available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel.
This year sees the Peel Pantoloons in the town of Whoville for their production of The Grinch, The Panto.
Christmas celebrations are underway in Whoville but overshadowing the celebrations is the fear of the return of the Grinch. When their fears finally come to pass, it’s up to the Mayor, Colin the Cheermeister and Nora and Annie Good to find help in the most unusual of places.
A magical journey to the North Pole to visit Santa and his Chief Elf, Widget, followed by a skidoo trip to the Snow Queen’s palace to seek the assistance of the Snow Queens imps. This year’s show is a heart-warming tale that proves that the Spirit of Christmas can conquer all, with a little help from Polly Watt. Come and join the Peel Pantoloons for this year’s festive Christmas pantomime.
Tickets are £8, available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel.
This year sees the Peel Pantoloons in the town of Whoville for their production of The Grinch, The Panto.
Christmas celebrations are underway in Whoville but overshadowing the celebrations is the fear of the return of the Grinch. When their fears finally come to pass, it’s up to the Mayor, Colin the Cheermeister and Nora and Annie Good to find help in the most unusual of places.
A magical journey to the North Pole to visit Santa and his Chief Elf, Widget, followed by a skidoo trip to the Snow Queen’s palace to seek the assistance of the Snow Queens imps. This year’s show is a heart-warming tale that proves that the Spirit of Christmas can conquer all, with a little help from Polly Watt. Come and join the Peel Pantoloons for this year’s festive Christmas pantomime.
Tickets are £8, available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel.
This year sees the Peel Pantoloons in the town of Whoville for their production of The Grinch, The Panto.
Christmas celebrations are underway in Whoville but overshadowing the celebrations is the fear of the return of the Grinch. When their fears finally come to pass, it’s up to the Mayor, Colin the Cheermeister and Nora and Annie Good to find help in the most unusual of places.
A magical journey to the North Pole to visit Santa and his Chief Elf, Widget, followed by a skidoo trip to the Snow Queen’s palace to seek the assistance of the Snow Queens imps. This year’s show is a heart-warming tale that proves that the Spirit of Christmas can conquer all, with a little help from Polly Watt. Come and join the Peel Pantoloons for this year’s festive Christmas pantomime.
Tickets are £8, available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel.
This year sees the Peel Pantoloons in the town of Whoville for their production of The Grinch, The Panto.
Christmas celebrations are underway in Whoville but overshadowing the celebrations is the fear of the return of the Grinch. When their fears finally come to pass, it’s up to the Mayor, Colin the Cheermeister and Nora and Annie Good to find help in the most unusual of places.
A magical journey to the North Pole to visit Santa and his Chief Elf, Widget, followed by a skidoo trip to the Snow Queen’s palace to seek the assistance of the Snow Queens imps. This year’s show is a heart-warming tale that proves that the Spirit of Christmas can conquer all, with a little help from Polly Watt. Come and join the Peel Pantoloons for this year’s festive Christmas pantomime.
Tickets are £8, available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel.
This year sees the Peel Pantoloons in the town of Whoville for their production of The Grinch, The Panto.
Christmas celebrations are underway in Whoville but overshadowing the celebrations is the fear of the return of the Grinch. When their fears finally come to pass, it’s up to the Mayor, Colin the Cheermeister and Nora and Annie Good to find help in the most unusual of places.
A magical journey to the North Pole to visit Santa and his Chief Elf, Widget, followed by a skidoo trip to the Snow Queen’s palace to seek the assistance of the Snow Queens imps. This year’s show is a heart-warming tale that proves that the Spirit of Christmas can conquer all, with a little help from Polly Watt. Come and join the Peel Pantoloons for this year’s festive Christmas pantomime.
Tickets are £8, available online or from Celtic Gold in Peel.
