Everyman Folk Club Presents Barrie and Ingrid Temple: Everyman Folk Club
Barrie and Ingrid are superb harmony singers from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Barrie adds English concertina and guitar to some of their songs. They have been singing all over the UK, Europe and the USA, performing mainly traditional material as well as some of Barrie's original songs about their native Tyneside written in the traditional style. Expect loads of wonderful choruses.
The Everyman Folk Club meets at The Riverside Centre, Gt Glemham Road, Stratford St Andrew, Saxmundham, Suffolk IP17 1LL - in the Main Hall. (
Good disabled access and facilities are available).
With Residents, Floor Singers and a Booked Guest Artist on every occasion, there is always a warm welcome for new performers and audience members.
Tickets are available in advance for all events, priced at £5.00 each. Subject to availability, tickets may also be purchased on the door for £6.00 each.
Everyman Folk Club Presents Barrie and Ingrid Temple at The Riverside Centre in Saxmundham, Suffolk on Friday, 30 March 2012.
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