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Irish Folk Music Session

Our Irish Music sessions are pretty well established now but if for some reason you haven't seen Mandy Murray, the all Ireland concertina champion, and her band of merry men playing at The Foundry on Monday night - check out our pictures for further persuasion...












 

Brighton Live

Brighton Live is where you'll find all the key Brighton bands, promoters, labels & music industry professionals working together to continue Brighton's reputation as one of the most eclectic and ever-thriving music scenes in the UK.

The Foundry is pleased to announce we shall be taking part in this year's festival

Wednesday 30th:

8:30 Lumina
9:30 Beautiful Word - "fantastic live act with stunning vocals and an array of interesting instruments" (Brighton Calling) - "combine pure sugar sweetness with some wicked beats and mixing" (Juice FM)


Thursday 1st:

8:30 Jawbone
9:30 Zelda Marshall


Friday 2nd:

8:30 Kelly Barnes
9:30 Mike Newsham


www.brightonlive.net

www.myspace.com/brightonlive

Sunday Night Music Club - Max & The Swing Commanders

Sunday night is music night at The Foundry and this week we have a live jazz band to get you swinging. Max & The Swing Commanders are due to start at 8:00 but do feel free to come along early to grab a seat and take advantage of our Happy Hour!


...and if you're not sure check out their myspace profile

 

blow away those christmas cobwebs at the foundry...

We know how it is, the crackers have all been pulled, the last mince pie's been eaten and that turkey's looking decidedly dodgy. 


This no mans'  land between christmas and new year often isn't the season to be jolly. Here at Foundry towers, what we recommend isn't sinking further into the sofa and watching more bad movies but getting out this Sunday and blowing away those christmas cobwebs with Ian Louis Tracey and his rocking blues. Live music. Sunday night. Free entry. What could be better? Alternatively, for those looking for some new years fun we're open til 2, no ticket required. Seasons greetings folks! 

 

Sunday Night Music Club at The Foundry

Just a quick one to update you on forthcoming music nights at The Foundry. We're aiming to make every Sunday night music night and here are the next three dates to put in your diary:

 

30th November 8:00pm - Ian Louis Tracy (Blues & Roots) 

7th December
8:00pm - Longtomb (Country boys in the city) 

14th December
8:00pm - Gypsy Jazz Quartet

 

be there or be square...




 

The Foundry is 1 (a cordial invitation)

Who'd have thought it? One year old this week! To commemorate this auspicious occasion we are holding a party to celebrate with friends and customers, old and new, this Sunday (21st September) at 8pm. There will be live Gypsy Jazz, fun and possibly games...

Gypsy Jazz at The Foundry

After our last bulletin, it seemed everyone enjoyed the benevolent invasion of Foundry Street by the Brighton Morris Men. Even the most determined sceptics seemed to be won over by their inimitable singing and dancing as the pictures on our Foundry Facebook group testify. Although apologies to anyone who turned up the next day hoping for a pint of Harveys! Evidently being a Morris man is thirsty work....

Moving on to our latest musical extravaganza, this Sunday we have the pleasure of welcoming back the Samuel Arts Gypsy Jazz Quartet. Playing jazz in the style of the late great Django Reinhardt, incorporating fiddles, sax, double bass and guitars, anyone who caught their Brighton Fringe Festival performance can attest to their hep-cat style. Entrance, as ever, is free and the performance begins at 8:00pm

.....nice

The Brighton Morris Men hit The Foundry

Morris dancing?

We're aiming to keep friends and customers, old and new, updated with the latest offers and events at The Foundry. It is with some surprise however, that the first event that we have to tell you about is morris dancing! Yes, The Brighton Morris Men have decided to descend on The Foundry on Thursday 3rd of July at 9pm to provide us with their own unique brand of entertainment, followed perhaps, by some traditional English folk singing. They aim to, and i quote, "entertain, excite, and raise the female hormonal levels to an exceptionally receptive level", come and see if they manage.....

Crowds spilling in to the street at The Gypsy Jazz Quartet gig

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