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Confirmed Bookings/Floor spots:


2025

6th January Cellar Upstairs, London

29th January Cottingham Live

14th March Black Diamond Folk Club

15th May Loughton Folk Club

22nd July Kiveton Park Folk Club

25th July Bodmin Folk Club

August Broadstairs Festival

8th October Hambledon Folk Club

10th December Carrington Folk Club

16th December St Neots Folk Club

For bookings contact :

Phil Hardcastle 0793 534 1845 or email phil.hardcastle@gmail.com

Chris Orme : email chrisjorme@yahoo.co.uk

Recent comments about our club performances

What they said at the Potteries Folk Club:

..we went to the Potteries Folk Club to see Notts Alliance.  I hope all those who made different choices had half as good a time as we did, but I doubt it, we came out on such a complete high, that we both chattered on and on about it all the way home.  The songs were so diverse, the arrangements so varied, that each song sounded so very different.  The harmonies were spine tinglingly tight.  The jokes were so bad, that the barracking from the audience became yet another entertaining feature of the night!  The fact that they had a good relationship with each other was apparent and their rapport with the audience was a joy.  As would be expected by all who know me, I especially enjoyed Oak and Ash and Thorn and Rolling Down to Old Mauiļ but I will surprise you all by saying that I really enjoyed their opening song Wall of Death which takes on a totally different feel in three part harmony, it was terrific.  As I have said before, each time I see Notts Alliance, they are stronger than before, this time is no exception.

Links

Clubs we go to and other folk related links:


Black Diamond Folk Club Birmingham
Folk & Roots site, East Midlands
Queen's Head, Belper
Belper Folk Club
Leicestershire Folk Diary

Traditions at the Tiger
Grand Union Folk Club
English Dance and Song



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