Double Headliner: Cobalt Tales and Hazjak
Cobalt Tales
Singer-songwriters Cobalt Tales are a female duo riginally from Wigan and Stockport and now based in Sheffield. Pat and Nuala met in the Scottish Highlands and formed Cobalt Tales in 2016, releasing their debut album, Ever Changing Blue, in 2019..
Pat sings powerful vocals, plays acoustic guitar and also harmonica on occasion, and Nuala plays bass guitar, sings harmony and adds clarinet, whistles and acoustic guitar. Their combined influences and writing talents cover a wide variety of song styles. They deliver music from the heart that stirs the soul.
They tour throughout the UK and playing festivals, live music venues, cosy folk sessions, charity fund raisers and local community events.
Harmonies are gorgeous, supersoft... Well done! - Edwina Hayes, Singer-songwriter
Somewhere between Dylan and Mary Chapin Carpenter you’ll find Cobalt Tales! Good stuff! - R. Sandland, Tamworth.
Hazjak
Hazjak are Yorkshire duo Steve Chapman Smith and Lynne O'Malley, both well known and respected musicians on the Northern acoustic scene.Together they play an eclectic style of Roots, Americana and Folk music.
Steve – vocals, guitar, banjo, bouzouki, bass and mandolin. Lynne – vocals, piano, tenor guitar, banjo, percussion, whistle and harmonica, and of course Hazjak's trademark harmonies.
Hazjak released their debut album Listerville in December 2020 to great critical acclaim, including a 4 star review in R and R magazine.
In November 2023 they released their second album "The City Sleeps."
Uplifting evening of most enjoyable music by Hazjak... Brilliant
entertainment and great fun as always... You really take the listener with you - Topic Folk Club, Dec 2021
A highly talented duo... Excellent songs, superb musicianship and harmonies in abundance -Tykes Stirrings, Spring 2021
High calibre musicianship. Roots based music of the finest kind. They write raw and penetrating songs of truth and heart-rending stories to stir your souls - Ian Mayor, Drystone Radio
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£7 (£6 members) - Doors open 7:00
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