isn't it GOOD to be Lost in the Wood?

Another wonderful night of colourful music and experimental tunes!

-Tickets are £7 on the door

-Cheap bar with no/low alcohol options

-Card readers are available throughout the venue

-Stage times and bar menu to follow…

*JOHNNY HUNTER QUARTET*

Headlining the evening, The Johnny Hunter Quartet continue to explore the interplay between composition and improvisation; from the freer and more textural sounds to the hard-swinging grooves that the quartet has become renowned for. Drawing inspiration from composers such as Don Cherry, Roscoe Mitchell, Albert Ayler, Anthony Braxton and Joe Harriott.

Their third album "A Consequence in Three Parts” features spoken word from poet Laura Cole who will be performing with the quartet in their upcoming UK shows.

Listen to ‘Emergence’: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAG-PBM3MEw

Mark Hanslip : tenor saxophone

Graham South : trumpet

Seth Bennett : double bass

Johnny Hunter : drums

Laura Cole : spoken word

*LULA NOVA*

Intricate and colourful melodic songs that play with your expectations. Vocals, guitar and interwoven muted trumpet from Lucy Mercer & Martin Smith

*ISMAEL TRIO*

Equipped with the unusual instrumentation of flugelhorn, guitar, and trombone, they create a subtly rich sound which entwines chamber jazz with distinct compositions, and conversational group improv.

Alex McDowal: guitar

Ismael Aasgaard: trombone

Martin Smith: flugelhorn

*THE HERMIT*

Opening the evening, The Hermit are a three-piece from Liverpool that re-imagine traditional tunes with airs of improvisation and psychedelia. They have built a reputation for their sensitive and dynamic live performances which include their own compositions and traditional folk songs.

Charlie Mckeon: guitar

Michael Paul Metcalfe: drums

Lynny: bass/banjo