Wolverhampton Country Songwriters Night

Wolverhampton Country Songwriters Night A night of original music featuring singer songwriters from across the world. What happens on the night? What music is played?

It all started with a conversation between Jim Duncan and Emma Swindells when Emma was invited onto Jim's radio show (WCRfm) after performing at Country 2 Country 2015. Both were passionate to help country music develop within the UK and the idea of a regular Country Night within the Midlands was formed. Combining Jim's extensive experience organising the annual Wolvestock festival and Emma's enth

usiasm for modern Country music the Wolverhampton Country Night was born. Thanks to the support of Wolverhampton Civic, we are based at the wonderfully converted tractor shed at Bantock Park, Wolverhampton. Each monthly session offers 4 Acts for £5 with a licenced bar and a free car park. The atmosphere is always relaxed and intimate with artists frequently commenting on the warmth and enthusiasm of the audience. We are passionate about country music, but acoustic and folk singer-songwriters are also welcome. If you would like to play, please see the website: www.wolvescountry.com

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Bilston Town Hall
Bilston
WV140AT

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It all started with a conversation between Jim Duncan and Emma Swindells when Emma was invited onto Jim's radio show (WCRfm) after performing at Country 2 Country 2015. Both were passionate to help country music develop within the UK and the idea of a regular Country Night within the Midlands was formed. Combining Jim's extensive experience organising the annual Wolvestock festival and Emma's enthusiasm for modern Country music the Wolverhampton Country Night was born. What happens on the night? Thanks to the support of Wolverhampton Civic, we are based at the wonderfully converted tractor shed at Bantock Park, Wolverhampton. The admission fee is £5 for each monthly session and there is a licenced bar and a free car park on site. The atmosphere is always relaxed and intimate with artists frequently commenting on the warmth and enthusiasm of the audience. What music is played? We are passionate about country music, but acoustic and folk singer-songwriters are also welcome.