Baskery
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£20 (no earlybird tickets); bar, all-seated event.
Doors 7.30.
Note : there is no parking at the venue or in St Nicholas Road.
Click here to buy online: https://wegottickets.com/event/652205/
OR
email ZXZlbnRzIHwgYWNlc3BhY2UgISBvcmcgISB1aw== or call Stephen on 07891 176940 for availability and bank account details for BACS payment
Both previous gigs sold out well in advance, so don’t delay getting your tickets!
The ACE Space team are incredibly excited, and honoured, to be welcoming back Baskery for the third time in as many years. Baskery are three Swedish sisters dubbed queens of banjopunk and have played music since they were old enough to hold an instrument.
Baskery play a combination of classic ‘roots music and Americana’ with a twist of rule breaking punk turn this much loved style of music on it’s head. Their sound oozes style and playfulness and has helped them accrue a number of plaudits and accolades.
The three sisters can’t recall when or why they started playing, the music’s always just been there. In their late teens, the sisters joined forces with their dad, who for decades was a one man band playing old blues and country tunes for a living.
Doors 7.30.
Note : there is no parking at the venue or in St Nicholas Road.
Click here to buy online: https://wegottickets.com/event/652205/
OR
email ZXZlbnRzIHwgYWNlc3BhY2UgISBvcmcgISB1aw== or call Stephen on 07891 176940 for availability and bank account details for BACS payment
Both previous gigs sold out well in advance, so don’t delay getting your tickets!
The ACE Space team are incredibly excited, and honoured, to be welcoming back Baskery for the third time in as many years. Baskery are three Swedish sisters dubbed queens of banjopunk and have played music since they were old enough to hold an instrument.
Baskery play a combination of classic ‘roots music and Americana’ with a twist of rule breaking punk turn this much loved style of music on it’s head. Their sound oozes style and playfulness and has helped them accrue a number of plaudits and accolades.
The three sisters can’t recall when or why they started playing, the music’s always just been there. In their late teens, the sisters joined forces with their dad, who for decades was a one man band playing old blues and country tunes for a living.
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