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ABOUT US...
We usually meet on the first Sunday of the month doors open at 7pm, finishing around 10.15pm. Singing starts at 7.30ish
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EXPECT....
intense and intimate nights with great singers and musicians!
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Our residents are the 7 piece harmony group Shötley Crüe. They start the evening followed by a few floor singers. Put your name down on the list at the door if you want to sing.
LOCATION
We are upstairs at The Castle pub, 280 Crystal Palace Road, East Dulwich, SE22 9JH
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The pub is a 20 mins walk from East Dulwich station or get a bus to Crystal Palace Road. Parking is a lot easier on Sunday!
ENTRANCE is usually £12, sometimes more, pay on the door.
CONTACT
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Our events are organised by and are responsibility of Dulwich Folk, not The Castle Pub
Monthly Folk night in Dulwich
At the Castle Pub, Crystal Palace Road, SE22 9JH
January 18
THE GOBLIN BAND ​
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The Goblin band play and sing traditional music and lead the renewed interest in traditional roots among their generation. Expect harmony singing , fiddle, concertina, accordion hurdy gurdy ,recorder and more delivered with flair, passion and edge.
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Get here early!
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Entrance tonight is £14.
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1 FEBRUARY
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After Burns Night with MICHTY!
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If you have one Scottish music night this year make it this one! A big welcome back to MICHTY! who started out 10 years ago as a group of musicians from all over London meeting to play Scottish music and have made our "after Burns night" a regular highlight. Expect a repeat of last year when we had a sensational evening with the music complemented by some wonderful singing from members of the Gaelic harmony group Adhoctet Ghaidhlig.
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Entrance tonight is £12
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1 MARCH
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SAM BAXTER AND MERLE HARBRON
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This is a London folk club debut from an outstanding duo based in the North-East.
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Sam and Merle are two massively talented musicians, from Scotland and the North East of England . They both play fiddle; as well as Scottish fiddle Merle's playing is influenced by Irish, Scandinavian and Eastern European music. Sam also plays guitar and is a fine nuanced singer. Expect traditional tunes and songs performed with gumption, nuance , warmth and ferocity ( not all necessarily at the same time!)
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Entrance tonight is £14
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