Unless otherwise noted tickets are usually available from
| 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 |
NOTE: If you haven’t received your e-tickets via email your Paypal reference number or receipt will be sufficient, we always have a list of e-ticket sales on the door. You may also wish to check your Spam or Junk mail folders.
Art exhibitions are available for view in the Atholl Room before/after performances and during the interval. Find out more
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Chris Wood is one of the best songwriters the British Isles has ever produced. Multiple Radio 2 Folk Award Nominee/Winner, you are guaranteed an evening of great songs and humour.
Chris Difford of Squeeze said “if I had a towel I’d throw it in!”
Join us for a wonderful evening of Christmas Classics performed by the Island’s top string quartet – 4tissimo. This intimate festive evening will be held in the Atholl Room, so tickets will be limited. Mulled Wine and Mince pies will be available, so why not come along on Sunday 10th December.
Please note that tickets for this event are only available from Celtic Gold in Michael Street, Peel or online at www.etickets.im/cc
Join us for a fabulous evening of local entertainment brought to Peel by the one and only Dickie Kelly and Friends.
All proceeds from the evening go to the Friends of the Centenary Centre.
DOORS OPEN 7.30PM, SHOW 8PM.
2017 was a big year for the Holy Moly & The Crackers: the ever-evolving gypsy-folk-rock band released their new album ‘Salem’ in July 2017 on their own label, Pink Lane Records (in association with Kartel Music Group and Wipe Out Publishing). The album received acclaimed reviews from Clash Magazine, R2 Magazine, Folk Radio UK, God Is In The TV Zine, The Crack, No Depression (U.S.), Blown Speaker (U.S.) to name but a few.
Over the course of the album campaign HMATC toured the UK twice, selling out venues across the country, and made successful debuts in The Netherlands, France, Germany and Italy as well as continuing their success on the festival circuit with performances at Boomtown Fair, Bestival, Camp Bestival, amongst others.
‘Salem’s lead single, the barnstorming indie-rock anthem ‘Cold Comfort Lane’, was included on major Spotify playlists: New Noise, Fresh Finds and #WCE-Woman Crush Everyday. The band also had significant sync success, with ‘Cold Comfort Lane’ used by E4, BT Vision, Capital One and Ultimate Ears.
https://www.holymolyandthecrackers.com
Tickets on sale now – www.etickets.im/cc
Peter Norris Music, Douglas
Shakti Man, Ramsey
GH Corlett Jewellers, Douglas
Celtic Gold, Peel
Thompson Travel, Port Erin
FUNDRAISER
Clash Vooar and Biskee Brisht perform in the intimate Atholl Room bar. FREE admission but there will be a raffle in aid of the Friends of the Centenary Centre.
‘Ivy’ by James Hogan
Ivy is a barmaid who has been forced to retire – replaced by the ‘Teenage Tart’. She has worked and lived in the same hotel for 40 years, waiting for her love, Nobby, to return. It is her last afternoon in employment. In the staff room she reflects on her life, her days in the WAAFS on the Isle of Man with her best friend, Inky, and offers her advice to those staying behind. No one is listening.
Cast
Ivy: Stephanie Gray
Victor: Howard Caine
Entry includes hotpot/chicken curry or veggie option, gateaux and coffee.
under licence to Samuel French Ltd
Shennaghys Jiu festival are excited to return to the Centenary Centre for the 2018 Celtic Music Showcase, this year featuring TRIP, Birlinn Jiarg, The Lawrences and Scran.
Glasgow based TRIP are a dynamic trad band drawing influence from the cultures and traditions of Scotland, England, Ireland and the Isle of Man. They produce a powerful, driven and distinctive sound that contrasts from lively jigs and reels to captivating traditional Gaelic song.
Birlinn Jiarg perform traditional Manx music alongside contemporary compositions . The sound is based around the unusual combination of the low whistle and clarinet of Beccy Hurst and Freya Rae ( Tom Kitching Band), accompanied by Scottish guitarist and bouzouki player Alasdair Paul (Pons Aelius, Kimber/Paul) and bodhránist Callum Younger (Pons Aelius, Trio FCT).
The Lawrence’s play a mixture of traditional and contemporary Manx tunes, many composed by Katie, and their aim is to create arrangements where the pure beauty of the tunes is able to shine.
Scran are a group of 8 talented young Manx musicians who formed following participation in the Bree workshops and are now mentored by Paul Rodgers.
Oli Wilson-Dickson – fiddle
Dylan Fowler – guitar
Jamie Smith – accordion
ALAW combines the craftsmanship of three leading musicians who bring a wealth of experience to a shared passion – the traditional music of Wales. Whether unearthing rare gems or reimagining a well loved melody they treat their music with a deftness and sensitivity that is thoroughly absorbing. Combined with powerful song writing and original tunes, this makes for a musical experience that will stay with the listener long after the concert has ended.
Oli and Jamie will be well known to Manx audiences through their performances with Jamie Smith’s Mabon. Between the three of them they have performed with Richard Thompson, Barrule, The Devil’s Violin, Ian McMillan and more. From stirring songs to driving jigs – they communicate their music with relaxed humour and a genuine affection that is truly infectious.
“Simply incredible… it really is outstanding” Frank Hennessy BBC Radio Wales
“the best of Welsh folk music both traditional and contemporary” FATEA
“enviable instrumental suppleness and subtlety” SONGLINES
“Gorgeous…leading the way in reinventing the sound of trad Wales for a modern audience” Buzz Magazine
“traditional music played with consummate skill” fRoots
“invigorating, wider-ranging exploration of Welsh poetic and musical traditions.” Folk Radio UK
“Dylan’s knockout guitar, Oli’s fiery fiddle and Jamie’s mind-boggling accordion just weave, dance and drift into a gorgeous, ecstatic otherworldly space.” Folk Wales
“truly excellent trio.” Bright Young Folk
Tickets £14 (Concessions £8)
Internationally celebrated acoustic country and blues singer-songwriter, Caddy Cooper returns to the Peel Centenary Centre on Saturday, April 21st to perform with her band (a hugely talented collective: Ben Woollacott, Tom Jaworski and Georgi Georgiev) in an indulgent musical frenzy of storytelling.
Join us for an unmissable performance from the ‘big voice and small guitar’.
Tickets available online and from:
Celtic Gold in Peel, Shakti Man in Ramsey, Thompson Travel in Port Erin, GH Corlett the Jewellers in Douglas.
A Fundraiser for BreastCancerNOW (IOM) and Macmillan Cancer Support, an evening to remember – with Paul Barrie as the one and only Barry Manilow! organised by Lindsay Quayle
So, for your chance to indulge yourself and sing along with all the classics such as “Mandy”, through to “I Write The Songs” or the timeless “Copacbana”, get your tickets now before they all go!
Once in a while a chance comes along to witness a tribute performance of seamless excellence and authenticity. Seasoned professional Paul Barrie is currently wowing audiences with a sparkling tribute to one of the most talented singer songwriters of the past 25 years – The great Barry Manilow.
Over the last 18 years, Paul Barrie’s Barry Manilow tribute act has taken him from Vegas to London and every town in between. With a singing career spanning 20 years, his experience and amazing likeness, this show is second to only Barry Manilow himself.
