Date | Sat 29 May 2021 |
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Time | 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM |
Price | Free Entry |
As part of our ‘Get Up, Stand Up’ bank holiday weekend festival, we will be joined by a number of talented local musicians who will be performing throughout the day in the beautiful setting of the Sensory Garden behind the Town Hall on Saturday and Sunday.
Socially distanced bubbles will be marked out on the ground, and you’re welcome to bring along a picnic.
12pm – Emma Webb
Emma Webb is an Indie Folk Pop Singer Songwriter from Bristol, UK. With a love of singing and the guitar and piano, Emma has developed a style of Acoustic pop throughout the years. Emma has been influenced by an array of music and genres, and is particularly passionate about 90’s artists such as Alanis Morissette, The Corrs, The Beautiful South and Natalie Imbruglia whilst also being lyrically influenced by songwriters such as Paul Simon, Carole King and Joni Mitchell.
12:45pm – Bissboro Flute Trio
The Bissboro Flute Trio has been together since the year 2000, mainly performing light classical, jazz standards and music specifically written for flutes. The whole approach of the Trio is of a very relaxed nature to most things especially the music.
1:45pm – James Harriman
James Harriman takes a nostalgic 90’s Britpop sound and collides it with Contemporary Folk-Rock influences creating a sound that brings old and new together. He delivers a non-stop, high energy live persona alongside catchy choruses and strong lyrics. James writes songs that are designed to be listened to, often touching on deeper themes such as relationships and mental health that contrast with the upbeat happy sound of the music. Living in Bath over the past four years, James has grown a dedicated following and a reputation for high energy live shows.
2:20pm – Cheribaby
Cheribaby is a singer-songwriter from Bristol, currently based in Bath. She works across genres such as pop, R’n’B and soft rock, producing music similar to Billie Eilish, Kate Nash and Amy Winehouse.
3pm – Beckford Strings
Beckford Strings are a newly-formed violin, viola and cello quartet based in the South West. Its players have performed extensively as part of orchestras and ensembles in the area, and met as members of Bath Symphony Orchestra. With the events of this year putting music-making on hold, the quartet are extremely excited to be able to perform to an audience again! Their programme will include a selection of classical favourites from Bach to Mozart, with some familiar song arrangements and maybe even a tango or two thrown in for good measure.
3:45pm – Amy Reed
Amy is a 17 year old singer songwriter from Trowbridge. She has been singing from an early age and after winning a talent contest at Holbrook Primary School she was inspired to continue singing.
Amy is currently studying Level 3 Music Performance and Production at the Bath College where she enjoys songwriting and collaborating with other musicians. She is interested in a wide range of music and enjoys singing musical theatre and covering songs by various artists including Dua Lipa, Jorja Smith, Lady Gaga and Etta James.
4:20pm – Padrat
Indie singer-songwriter Ellis Tucker released his debut EP ‘It Said So On The Radio’ with his band Padrat, in October 2020. For fans of Stereophonics, The Kooks, Declan McKenna, Elvis Costello and The Strokes. Expect to be blown away by a solo set from one of Wiltshire’s hottest young talents.