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Pay What You Can - All profits from the event will go towards supporting those affected by the LA wildfires | Complimentary for Patrons.
Doors open – 6:30pm
Performances begin – 7:30pm
Bar service available in the Sunbeam Theatre. Enjoy a delicious meal from Pollini before or after the performances - book a table in the restaurant here.
James Carrington returns to the stage for one night only at Ladbroke Hall, joined by some very special musical guests, including Sussex based singer/songwriter David Cazalet, and The Fire Poet.
James Carrington
From being given a violin at 3, learning the piano from 5 and becoming a chorister at 8, to writing his first song at 18 then getting signed at 25 with his first band Little Giants, James Carrington's gone from strength to strength as a musician. He's headlined Shepherds Bush Empire, The Bedford, Ronnie Scotts and Bush Hall in the UK. Played at The Bitter End, Joes Pub, The Cutting Room in New York and The Baked Potato, Hotel Cafe and The Mint in Los Angeles. Recorded with an orchestra at Abbey Road and Henson Studios with Michael Landau, Abe Laboriel, Carmen Vandenberg, Luis Conte and many more.
https://www.jamescarrington.net/
Molly Rose
A remarkable female singer-songwriter hailing from the UK. Her musical journey is a soulful exploration of honesty and vulnerability, drawing inspiration from legendary artists of the 70s such as Bonnie Raitt, Little Feat, and Joni Mitchell. With a passion for crafting deeply personal compositions, she weaves intricate stories through her music, creating an authentic and resonant connection with her audience. Her dedication to soulful expression shines through in every note, making her a compelling force in the contemporary music scene.
David Cazalet
A Sussex based singer/songwriter, whose debut album, Out of the Light, released in 2014. He is also the composer and producer of Requiem for Aleppo, which premiered at Sadler's Wells Theatre in 2011.
'A poeticism that is reminiscent of Leonard Cohen'
Country Music People magazine, US
https://www.cazbenedict.com/
Philip Wells aka The Fire Poet
Described by The Times as “superb”, The Fire Poet’s a total maverick. He's a pioneer of interactive poetry for special needs children and has walked 1000 miles barefoot to raise money for children in need. He creates cathedral opera, pilgrimage drama and recently published a new book on the pattern of history praised by Jonathan Black (Sacred History of the World) for its “amazing originality and range”.