The Lamb Folk Club meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, upstairs in The Lamb Inn in Eastbourne Old Town. Everybody is welcome and we present a wide range of professional folk singers and players as well as floor spots for visiting musicians. Doors open at 7.30pm with an 8.00pm start. Floor singers are welcome but early arrival is recommended. Admission is half price for students and under 21s. There is no charge for floor singers on open stage nights. The Lamb Folk Club is run by volunteers.
The Lamb Folk Club High Street, Eastbourne BN21 1HH Residents Enquiries |
Programme for early 2022
5th January 2022 – SESSION CANCELLED
19th January 2022 – Please note No Session this date – the pub is closed for the week
2nd February 2022 - Ray Cooper - £8 This will be the only arranged guest night until, perhaps, April. In view of the uncertainty of audience numbers in the current situation, we are not booking guests for the winter season. BUT this one is a bit special! An acoustic singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, the guy that sings with a cello, as well as mandolin, guitar and piano, Ray was for many years a member of Oysterband, then in 2013 he decided to go solo and has released three acclaimed albums. He now lives in Sweden and we have booked him while he is on a short tour of Great Britain while we have the chance. https://www.raycooper.org
16th February 2022 – Open stage For our open stage sessions in these months we will have a theme – not compulsory but maybe a bit of fun! This session’s theme is “Heroes and Villains”
2nd March 2022 – Open stage For our open stage sessions in these months we will have a theme – not compulsory but maybe a bit of fun! This session’s theme is “Trains, boats and planes”
16th March 2022 – Open stage For our open stage sessions in these months we will have a theme – not compulsory but maybe a bit of fun! This session’s theme is “I wish I had written that”
The pub will be open as usual, with sanitiser available, and mask wearing is certainly an option when moving around (NOT when singing!!)
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