Vin Barrett - music to curl up to by a log fire

Vin Barrett - Music to curl up to by a log fire- tickets on sale now

Vin Barretts' recent gig at Nantwich Civic Hall with Nibs van der Spuy confirmed that her polished and warm performance deserves a wider audience. and I am delighted that she will be holding her own winter-warming concert in Nantwich on:

19th December Players Theatre Nantwich - 'Music to curl up to by a log fire'
Tickets
£9 advance
£11 at door

on line bookings at http://www.amandalynnemusic.com/index.php?page=news

We accept most credit and debit cards.
When booking online please print out your receipt and exchange it at the concert door .
We will not be posting tickets for security reasons.

Telephone or in person bookings are through Nantwich Tourist Information, Market Street, tel 01270 537359
Please book at the Tourist Information Centre if you wish to select a numbered seat of your choice at the Players Theatre.
Online bookings will endeavour to allocate you the best seat available and you may add preferences in the comments box when booking.



Vin's career began busking and then fronting a rock and blues band, 'Hank and the Wolf'.
The band spent their first year in France and Spain playing covers with a few originals thrown in. However, Vin's love for writing songs was beginning to develop.

A few years in a noisy rock band, and she began to crave a more acoustic, laid back accompaniment, creating a platform for the voice and melody. Today's performances are uncluttered and spacious; Vin's voice and finger-picked guitar style complemented to superb effect by guitarist, Stewart Lupton.

The musical comparisons have ranged from Katie Melua, Joni Mitchell and Carole King, all the way to Nick Cave and Tom Waits, but Vin sounds most of all like herself. There is a unique and timeless quality about her songs. They feel familiar, yet fresh and different. She has a beautiful, warm, distinctive voice and is a fine lyricist. Her songs evenly distribute pure poetry, raw sensuality and kitchen sink irony.