The Church Inn
Church Lane
Prestwich
Greater Manchester
M25 1AJ

Tel. 0161 798 6727
e-mail The Church Inn

Read more about The Church Inn here

The Church Inn is situated just off the A56 Bury New Road which runs from Manchester to Bury. It is around 1/4 mile from 'Prestwich' Metrolink Tram station & well served by buses from Manchester centre & Bury.

Accomodation is also available - call for details.

E-mail: tom.gribben@virgin.net

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Other Notes:
Dave's mid-week residency at The Church continues. Two sets from 8-30pm.

Please note - this gig has been cancelled.

The Church Inn
Church Lane
Prestwich
Greater Manchester
M25 1AJ

Tel. 0161 798 6727


Read more about The Church Inn here
E-mail: tom.gribben@virgin.net

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Other Notes:
Cancelled. The Church Inn closed for refurbishment, therefore Dave's residency was suspended during building works.

The Marr's Bar
12 Pierpoint Street
Worcester
WR1 1TA

Phone: (01905) 613336
Fax: (01905) 24986

www.marrsbar.co.uk

E-mail: brian@marrsbar.co.uk

Directions:
The Marr's Bar is based in the north of Worcester's City centre on Pierpoint Street. It is situated very near to the City's main train station and bus terminals (Foregate Street and Crowngate, respectively). Also, the new Park & Ride service from the north of the city (Droitwich Road) has a stop at Foregate Street, giving even more options of travel to the venue.

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Also appearing:
Dave will be opening for You2, the most accurate tribute to the mighty U2 (www.you2web.co.uk).
Doors 8pm. On stage TBC.

Jackson's
Marlpool Lane
Kidderminster
Worcestershire
DY11 5DA

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Also appearing:
Dave will be opening for You2, the most accurate tribute to the mighty U2 (www.you2web.co.uk).
Doors 8pm. On stage TBC.

The Station
7 High Street
Kings Heath
Birmingham
West Midlands
B14 7BB.

Tel. 0121 4441257.

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Other Notes:
On stage 6-8 pm.

The Leopard
1 West Street
Doncaster
South Yorkshire
DN1 3AA

01302 363054.

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Other Notes:
On stage 9-11pm

187 Enville Street
Wollaston
Stourbridge
West Midlands
DY8 3TB
01384 374410

www.katiefitzgeralds.co.uk

Directions:
Katie Fitzgerald's is easy to find. Simply get on to the STOURBRIDGE RING ROAD and come off at the A 458 exit - Wollaston / Bridgnorth, (NOT Birmingham) The pub is about 500metres / 1/4 mile from the ring road. There is a car park entrance on side road.

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Other Notes:
Dave returns to Katie Fitzgeralds, scene of a couple of brilliant gigs in 2002 & 2003.

On stage 9.30pm

The Eagle Hotel
New Radnor
Powys
LD8 2SN

Tel. 01544 350 208.

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Other Notes:
On Stage 9-11pm.

The Angel Inn
64 Rhosmaen Street,
Llandeilo
Carmarthenshire
SA19 6EN.

Tel. 01558 822765

www.angelbistro.co.uk

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Other Notes:
On Stage 9-11pm.

The Wharf Bar
10 Wolverhampton St
Walsall
West Midlands
WS2 8LR

Tel. 01922 613100

www.highgatebrewery.com/pubs/wharf.asp

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Other Notes:
On Stage 9-10.30pm.

The Village Inn
16 South Fort Street
Edinburgh
EH6 4DN

Tel. 0131 478 7810

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Other Notes:
On Stage 9-11pm

The Listening Room @ Hootananny
67 Church Street
Inverness
IV1 1ES

Tel. 01463 233651

www.hootananny.com

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Other Notes:
Times to be confirmed.

The Medicine Show presents
Easter-West-Fest
Caledonian Hotel
Quay Street
Ullapool (Scotland's Village Of Music)
IV26 2UG

www.medicinemusic.co.uk

www.tartanheartfestival.co.uk

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Also appearing:

The Medicine Show presents
Easter-West-Fest
Ferry Boat Inn
Shore Street
Ullapool (Scotland's Village Of Music)
IV26 2UJ

Telephone: 01854 612366
Fax: 01854 613266
www.ferryboat-inn.com

www.medicinemusic.co.uk

www.tartanheartfestival.co.uk

Late Night Festival Club @ Caledonian Hotel, Quay Street (various performers).

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Also appearing:

The Medicine Show presents
Easter-West-Fest

Dave Sharp to conduct a song writers workshop at:
The Caledonian Hotel
Quay Street
Ullapool (Scotland's Village Of Music)
IV26 2UG

www.medicinemusic.co.uk

www.tartanheartfestival.co.uk

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Also appearing:

Other Notes:
Songwriters workshop from 12 noon

The Grain Store Brewery
Station Approach
Oakham
Rutland
LE15 6RE

Tel. 01572 770065.

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Other Notes:
On stage 8.45 - 10.45pm.

The Fox
Great North Road
Colsterworth
Grantham
NG33 5LN

Tel. 01572 767697.

A traditional English pub situated in a convenient location alongside the A1 between Stamford and Grantham. The Fox now has nine letting rooms, a forty seater restaurant, two bars, and a large function room. It also has a very good head chef, and a family atomsphere.

Directions:
The Fox is on the Great North Road, otherwise known as the A1.
Colsterworth is approx. 2.5 miles, Grantham approx. 10 miles & Melton Mowbray approx. 11 miles.

It is situated near Stamford, which is an old market town with many old buildings and churches. Rutland water is very close by, with lovely views and wildlife. The Fox Inn is the ideal place to stay if you want to visit this great area of interest.

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Other Notes:
8.30-11PM

The Swan Inn
Lower Street
Islip
Kidlington
OX5 2SB

Tel. 01865 372590

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Also appearing:
On Stage 9-11

Rose & Crown
Market Street
Charlbury
Chipping Norton
Oxfordshire
OX7 3PL.

Tel. 01608 810 103.

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Other Notes:
On Stage 9-11pm.

Please note - this gig has been cancelled.

Due to circumstances beyond Dave Sharp's control this gig was cancelled.
A new show in Bristol at The Prom Music Bar has been confirmed for 27th September.
Details here

The Killingworth Castle Inn
Wootton
Woodstock
OX20 1EJ

Tel. 01993 811401

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Decaturville Mash #1
The Attic
56 Dundas Street
Glasgow
G1 2AH

A weekend of Sharpness

www.decaturville.co.uk

E-mail: info@decaturville.co.uk

Directions:
The Attic is 2 minutes from Glasgow Queen Street Station. Nearest accomodation Premier Travel Inn, George Square (www.premiertravelinn.com)

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Also appearing:
Support from Take A Look At The Punks contributors Booze'N'Daze plus a host of rare and unseen video & audio footage.

Other Notes:
Friday evening will feature a Hard Rockin' Folk set from Dave Sharp.
Saturday will see the debut of new band 'Dave Sharp & The Deportees'

Decaturville Mash #1
The Attic
56 Dundas Street
Glasgow
G1 2AH

A weekend of Sharpness

www.decaturville.co.uk

Directions:
The Attic is 2 minutes from Glasgow Queen Street Station. Nearest accomodation Premier Travel Inn, George Square (www.premiertravelinn.com)

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Also appearing:
Support from top Glasgow folk band Clova (including long time Alarm/Dave fan Colin Bulloch on guitar, mandolin, banjo & vocals), plus a set from The Deportees playing their own songs before being joined by Dave Sharp for the debut of Dave Sharp & The Deportees.

Other Notes:
The afternoon will feature a 'No Holds Barred' question & answer session with Dave Sharp.
There will also be an open mic session for any Troopers with the courage (dutch or otherwise) to get up on stage.
In between, there will be a host of rare and unseen video & audio footage.

On Friday night, Dave Sharp will perform a Hard Rockin' Folk set with support from Take A Look At The Punks contributors Booze'N'Daze.

Manchester Rugby Club
Grove Park
Grove Lane
Cheadle Hulme
Cheshire
SK8 7NB

Tel: 0161 485 3733

www.strummercamp.co.uk

E-mail: strummercamp@ntlworld.com

Directions:
From M60 (Travelling anti-clockwise)
Leave the M60 at junction 3, then merge onto Kingsway - A34 (signposted A34 Cheadle, Wilmslow), entering Cheadle. At traffic signals continue forward onto Kingsway - A34 (signposted Congleton). At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Handforth By Pass - A34. At roundabout take the 1st exit onto Stanley Road - B5094 (signposted Cheadle Hulme).

At the next roundabout go straight through. It's about 20m up the road on the right.

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Also appearing:
Also appearing are Mick Jones (The Clash, B.A.D.) & Tony James(Gen X, Sigue Sigue Sputnik), Neville Staple's Specials, The Beat, Goldblade, Combat Rock, Attila The Stockbroker, The Hyperjax, Kings Of The Delmar, Take The 5th

Other Notes:
Strummercamp is a two day festival of music and film to celebrate the musical influence and works of Joe Strummer, held over the Bank Holiday weekend 27/28 May.

Preliminary time for Dave's performance in on Saturday 27th between 6:30 & 7:30pm.

Acoustix @ The Bedford
The Tavistock Room
The Bedford
77 Bedford Hill
Balham
London
SW12 9HD

tel: 0208 682 8940
fax: 0208 682 8959

www.thebedford.co.uk

E-mail: info@thebedford.co.uk

Directions:
Nearest Tube: Balham - Northern Line
Nearest Train: Balham Mainline Station
(Trains go from London Victoria)
Nearest Bus: Route 315 (Bedford Hill)
Other Routes 355, 249 & 155

There is ample free parking in Sainsbury's car park after 6 pm throughout the night

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Also appearing:
Iris And The Wolves

The Plaines

Saint Angel

Other Notes:
Doors at 7:30pm, Show starts at 9pm.
Book tables on 0208 682 8940

Acoustix is a multi-artist showcase for lovers of the acoustic art, programmed to give a wonderful eclectic mix of styles, energies and line ups.
The show has two sets with a 20 minute interval, with each artist playing a minimum of two songs in each set.

Please note - this gig has been cancelled.

The Anchor
Commercial Road
Spalding
Lincolnshire
PE11 2HD

Tel: 01775 768757

Other Notes:
Unfortunately, The Anchor has decided to pull out of live music and has cancelled all scheduled gigs.

The Station
7 High Street
Kings Heath
Birmingham
West Midlands
B14 7BB.

Tel. 0121 4441257.

On stage 9 - 11pm.

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Also appearing:
Mike Peters & Band headlining.

Other Notes:
Dave appears for the encore with Mike Peter's 'Alarm MMVI'.
Dave plays Blaze Of Glory & Marching On.

The Craven Arms
58 Craven Street
Coventry
West Midlands
CV5 8DW

Tel. 024 7671 5308.

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Other Notes:
On Stage 9-11pm

Guilfest 2006
Stoke Park
Guildford
Surrey

www.guilfest.co.uk

Directions:
GuilFest appreciates and enjoys some outstanding park lands right in the centre of Guildford. Stoke Park is kindly opened up to thousands of festival goers for one weekend a year and the best in world music descends on our small city. You´ll find all the information you will require about getting to the festival here.

By Road
Travelling by car to GuilFest is easy - situated just a couple of miles from the M25 makes getting to the festival childs play

From the M25 - leave the M25 at junction 10 and join the A3 heading for Guildford
Leave the A3 to follow signs for Leisure Centre (4 miles from M25)
Once on the slip road you will need to take the first sharp left, driving past the Travel Inn
The festival is then 400m on the right
To park your car you will need to drive up to the next roundabout and turn right, hugging the fringes of Stoke Park - the car park entrance is 400m on the right

From the A3 heading North towards Guildford - Drive past the University & Cathedral turn off - DO NOT get off here
Exit at next junction remaining in the right hand lane - take a right and then left to head towards the town Centre - getting into the left hand lane
Remaining in the left hand lane continue straight driving through 3 sets of lights, the 3rd will have the Guildford Fire Station directly on your right
Once past the 3rd set of lights continue straight and the festival is 400m on your right.
To park your car continue to the next roundabout and turn right, hugging the fringes of Stoke Park - the car park entrance is 400m on the right

By Train
Guildford is on one of the main lines from Portsmouth and London so getting a train should not pose too much of a problem. However, Guildford does have 2 train stations, one in the main town and the other at London Road,(which is not on the main line) Guildford. London Road is very close to Stoke Park and is only a 5 minute walk to the festival entrance.

Arriving at London Road station
Exit the station and make your way to London Road, this is the road that passes goes directly over the station via the bridge. Walk up the hill away from the town centre. Keep walking straight for about 5 minutes until you see the large grassy area to your right, this is Stoke Park and you´ll probably see a lot of happy smiley people there - just follow them to the entrance.

Guildford Town Main Station
Exit at platform 1 and either jump in a taxi from directly outside or take the short stroll to the bus station and approx. If you feel like a good 30 minutes walk - why not take in the sights of Guildford and walk itl

To get to the bus station - leave the railway station from platform 1´s exit (there are 2)
walk down to the pedestrian crossing at the road - once across the road turn right and follow the path round
Once over the river you will see some traffic lights about 100m, cross over the road and again turn right in front of the Friary Shopping Centre
Follow the path all the way round the Friary Shopping centre - the Bus station is on the other side
There should be special buses provided for festival go´ers - however there is an information office inside the station
Walking to the festival from the Train Station
Leave the station at platform 1 and walk down to the pedestrian crossing about 50 yards towrds the underpass.
Cross the road and turn right, follow the road round as it snakes round to the left over the river wey about 100 yards from the station.
At the next pedestrian crossing (By the Drink Nightclub) cross over the road and make your way towards the Friary Shopping Centre, on the other side of the double crossing turn left, following the road towards the big roundabout and the Police station on the right.
At the roundabout, cross the road by using the pedestrain crossing and head towards the large church on your right. Once on the other side keep going towards and through the under pass toward York Road - at the other isde turn right and follow York road up to the next pedestrian crossing
Walk up to the traffic lights (Past the Elm Pub) and turn left.
Walk down Chertsey Street towards the railway bridge 500m
Turn right after the railway bridge - its best to cross over and go through the pedestrian tunnel turning right as you exit
Follow the road up about 200m crossing the road - and you are there - GuilFest should be very visible on your left. Follow the fence round to the right towards the entrance where you will be issued your wrist bands.

By Bus
Guildford bus station is set to one side of Guildford High Street but luckily it makes it easy to walk to the festival or order a taxi. The train station is a short stroll to the bus station and approx 30 minutes walk directly to the festival.

Walking to the festival from the Bus Station
leave the bus station from left (if your back was to the Friary shopping centre) and walk towards the roundabout by the Surrey Police Headquaters
At the roundabout turn right - so you will need to cross the road and go up York Road
There is an underground footpath - go through this and turn right so that you are heading up York Road on the opposite side of the road
Walk up to the traffic lights (Past the Elm Pub) and turn left.
Walk down Chertsey Street towards the railway bridge 500m
Turn right after the railway bridge - its best to cross over and go through the pedestrian tunnel turning right as you exit
Follow the road up about 200m crossing the road - and you are there - GuilFest should be very visible on your left. Follow the fence round to the right towards the entrance where you will be issued your wrist bands

Taxi´s to the festival
Leave the bus station from the right (if your back was to the Friary Shopping centre)
Follow the path round in front of the shopping centre
There is a taxi rank infront of the Midlands bank

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Also appearing:
The festival features hundreds of acts over 7 stages.
Also on Sunday's bill: BILLY IDOL, The Stranglers, The Waterboys, Green On Red, Sparks, Stereo MC´s, Donovan, Ukulele Orchestra of GB
Fridays' line up includes: Embrace, Miles Hunt's Wonderstuff, The Lightning Seeds, Hayseed Dixie & Nizlopi, with Saturday including A-Ha, Gary Numan, Blue Oyster Cult, Glenn Tillbrook, Sandi Thom & Hugh Cornwell.

Other Notes:
Dave makes a one off return to performing with Three Men And Black in a line up featuring Pauline Black (Selector), Nick Welsh (Selector / Bad Manners) with first time 'man' Eric Falkner(Bay City Rollers). The group will perform on the BBC Radio 2 Main Stage at approximately 1.30pm.

The Church Inn
Church Lane
Prestwich
Greater Manchester
M25 1AJ

Tel. 0161 798 6727
e-mail The Church Inn

Read more about The Church Inn here

Accomodation is also available - call for details.

Directions:
The Church Inn is situated just off the A56 Bury New Road which runs from Manchester to Bury (M60 junction 17). It is around 1/4 mile from 'Prestwich' Metrolink Tram station & well served by buses from Manchester centre & Bury.

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Other Notes:
Dave returns to his adopted 'local', The Church Inn for a series of dates this summer, the first being on the 23rd July.

The dates will be (weather permitting) out-doors in the churchyard and will feature support from local musicians selected by Dave and The Church's manager Tom Gribben.

Dave will close the days activities, on stage around 8pm. Dave will be previewing new material to be recorded this summer for a new album.

Dorfold Hall
Nantwich
CW5 8LD

www.acousticfestival.co.uk

E-mail: info@acousticfestival.co.uk

Directions:
The venue site of Dorfold Hall is set in beautiful open parkland off the main A51, Nantwich, Cheshire, 15 mins drive from M6 jct 16.

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Also appearing:
Weekend line up included Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, Sandi Thom, The Stranglers, 3 Men And Black, Chumbawamba Acosutic, Glenn Tilbrook, Elkie Brooks, Mike Peters, Pentangle, The Animals & Friends, Hayseed Dixie....

Other Notes:
Dave played a solo set in the Octagen Tent, being joined by Bay City Roller's Eric Faulkener from a rendition of 'Hard Travelin'.

Dave then took to the main stage for a full set with Three Men And Black.

Turf Inn
Courthill Street
Dalry
Ayrshire
KA24 5BN

01294 832502

Directions:
Train: Dalry (9 mins)

Also appearing:
Dave will be appearing as guest to The Junkyard Dawgs

50-60 King Street
Glasgow
Lanarkshire
G1 5QT

Enquiries: 0141 553 1638

www.13thnote.net

Directions:
The 13th Note is located on King Street, close to the centre of Glasgow. A short walk from the nearby subway (St. Enoch) or local railway stations (Argyle St or High St) and national railway stations (Central or Queen Street).

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Also appearing:
Billy Bates (Just back from T in the park)

Other Notes:
Doors at 8pm.

Rockers
14 Midland Street
Glasgow
Lanarkshire
G1 4PR

www.rockersglasgow.cjb.net

Also appearing:
Dave will play an acoustic set to open the night. Dave is later expected to perform 'Sold Me Down The River' with the Rockers house band The Fakes.

The Free Candy Sessions
The Liquid Ship
171 Great Western Rd
Glasgow
G4 9AW

Enquiries: 0141 331 1901

www.liquidshipmusic.co.uk

Also appearing:
http://www.freecandysessions.co.uk/
To be confirmed:
Caragh Nugent, Hotly tipped for big things, headlining one of the acoustic stages at The Wickerman Festival. Acoustic folk with ''serious attitude''
Dave Nelson, Solo acoustic act, fantastic guitar player/songwriter, blues tinged vocals. New to the Sessions.
Chris Monaghan, Solo acoustic guitar/songwriter, member of Dr Bliss. Retro-folk, a favourite at The Sessions

Other Notes:
On stage 9pm.
Rescheduled from Repertoire on 12th August.

www.rockersglasgow.cjb.net

Directions:
Rockers
14 Midland Street
Glasgow
Lanarkshire
G1 4PR

Also appearing:
Dave is supporting Blind Alley (aka 90s band Gun reuniting for one night only).

The Lord Protector
Mayfield Road
Hartford
Huntingdon
PE29 1NH

Tel: 01480 454720.

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Other Notes:
On Stage 2.30-4.30pm - please call venue in advance to check stage times.

Please note - this gig has been cancelled.

The Loft
16 Chesterton Road
Cambridge
CB4 3AX

(Above The Graduate pub}

Enquiries: 01223 301416

www.acousticstage.co.uk

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Other Notes:
CANCELLED DUE TO LICENSE PROBLEMS

The Performance Cafe
Greenbelt Festival
Cheltenham Racecourse
Cheltenham
Glocs
GL50 4SH

Dave will be headlining the Performance Cafe stage.

www.greenbelt.org.uk

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Tickets / Entry:
Tickets from:
www.greenbelt.org.uk
020 7374 2760

Weekend ticket (inc. camping) £70 / £48 concessions / £35 children (B4 April 2006).
Family tickets also available).
Day tickets available.

Other Notes:
Dave will also participate in the Songwriters Circle, hosted by Martyn Joseph, which takes place every lunchtime, on Saturday.

Manchester Rugby Club
Grove Park
Grove Lane
Cheadle Hulme
Cheshire
SK8 7NB

Tel: 0161 485 3733

www.strummercamp.co.uk

Directions:
From M60 (Travelling anti-clockwise)
Leave the M60 at junction 3, then merge onto Kingsway - A34 (signposted A34 Cheadle, Wilmslow), entering Cheadle. At traffic signals continue forward onto Kingsway - A34 (signposted Congleton). At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Handforth By Pass - A34. At roundabout take the 1st exit onto Stanley Road - B5094 (signposted Cheadle Hulme).

At the next roundabout go straight through. It's about 20m up the road on the right.

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Also appearing:
The full lineup for this show has been confirmed as:

Dave Sharp
Hyperjax
Kings of The Delmar
Cheapskates
The Cyclones
Strawberry Blonde
Potting Shed Gene
plus special guests and DJ's

Other Notes:

The Amigos are pleased to confirm that an event will be held at Manchester Rugby Club on Saturday 26th August 2006. Running from ''High Noon'' until midnight and featuring seven bands,plus special guests and DJ's, ''A Fistful of Strummercamp'' promises to be not only ''more of the same'' as requested, but the chance for some new acts to entertain us and hopefully bid for a place on the bill at Strummercamp 2007.

Camping and caravanning spaces will also be available free of charge to those who pre-book their tickets and indicate this at the time of booking.

Further details on this event can be found here www.strummercamp.co.uk

We hope you can join us and experience for yourself the good fun and feeling shared by all who attended the inaugaral event in May.

Regards.

El Conseja des Amigos.

Please note - this gig has been cancelled.

Aeon Festival
Ullacombe Farm
Bovey Tracey
Devon
TQ13 9LL

myspace.com/aeonfestival

Also appearing:
DANIEL ORLICK-DAVID SANDERS-EVI VINE-DANIEL RACHEL-BOW JENKINS-SHEM BOOTH-LIVID-CABALLERO-HOMICIDE-DEATHFLAW-INCARNATE-FLEABAG FAMILY CIRCUS-GROUP SCORPIO-JON MAYBEY AND KAREN TURNER-GENGHIS BROTHERS-TANKUS THE HENGE-CAT IN THE HAT and just confirmed... THE 4 STAR LOVERS

Other Notes:
Dave Sharp's appearance cancelled due to commitments at the Greenbelt Festival. THE AEON FESTIVAL WAS STARTED TO PROMOTE NEW MUSIC AND ART IN SOUTH DEVON..
IT WAS ORIGINALLY INTENDED TO BE A PLACE FOR STUDENTS TO SHOWCASE THEIR WORK BUT THIS DIDNT TAKE OFF AND NOW INSTEAD THE SUPPORT FROM THE INDEPENDENT MUSIC INDUSTRY HAS GROWN. THIS YEAR AEON RUNS ON THE AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND 26TH AND 27TH.
AT THE MOMENT IT IS A SMALL EVENT WITH TICKET SALES LIMITED TO 350 PEOPLE AND SO FAR 19 BANDS HAVE CONFIRMED WITH AN AWESOME LINE UP OF TALENT FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY AS WELL AS LOCAL BANDS...
THE FESTIVAL IS BEING RUN WITH NO BACKERS AND IN A COMPLETELY NON COMMERCIAL WAY.. COME ON BOARD...
THE ETHOS WILL REMAIN THE SAME, AN INDIE FESTIVAL THAT PROMOTES NEW MUSIC...
WELCOME TO AEON.. TICKETS THIS YEAR £10... FRIENDLY AND WELCOMING ATTITUDE FREE.

Greenbelt Festival
Cheltenham Racecourse
Cheltenham
Glocs
GL50 4SH

A session dubbed 'The Rising'

www.greenbelt.org.uk

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Tickets / Entry:
Tickets from:
www.greenbelt.org.uk
020 7374 2760

Weekend ticket (inc. camping) £70 / £48 concessions / £35 children (B4 April 2006).
Family tickets also available).
Day tickets available.

Other Notes:
On stage approx. 12:30 (after noon).
Dave is also headlining at the Performance Cafe stage on Friday night.

Solfest
Tarnside Farm
Tarns
Silloth
Cumbria

Festival runs from 25-27th August.

www.solwayfestival.co.uk

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Also appearing:
Mainstage headliners are The Wonderstuff, The Proclaimers, The Selector + Simon Friend (The Levellers), Costo Rico (Barcelona), Rory McLeod, Johnny Dickinson.

Other Notes:
Dave will play a 30 minute slot on the Bar Stage. Festival has a policy of not announcing stage times to encourage festival goers to support all the artists, not just a few selected ones (click here for details).
The Bar Stage promises a range of music which will focus on Rock/Indie/Punk with a few solo and acoustic artists to slow down the pace when the time is right.

Slightly shorter artist slots will be on the bar stage between the main stage events with extended late night performances after the final main stage event each night.

There will be a few surprises from bands you may or may not have seen on their travels, and a couple of Cumbria ’s own that local people may be more familiar with.

This is a small three day festival that runs from the 8th to the 10th and is FREE.

The festival stages are spread throughout the town of Stroud.

www.stroudfringe.co.uk

Directions:
Stroud is 4.7 miles from Junction 13 of the M5
18 miles from Cheltenham
8 miles from Gloucester
Stroud train station is minutes from the stage areas

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Also appearing:
To date, around one hundred acts covering Classical, Folk, Rock, Blues, R& B, African,etc. on three main stages with a few small stages and several indoor venues. Top local bands Ska Daddy, Patsy Gamble, The Soul Destroyers, Popgang, The Brothers.

Other Notes:
Dave will play the Cornhill Market Stage (Main Stage) between 6pm & 7pm.

The Beehive Public House
55 Prospect Hill
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN1 3JS

Tel: 01793 523 187

www.bee-hive.co.uk

E-mail: post@bee-hive.co.uk

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Other Notes:
On Stage 8.45 - PROMPT 11pm finish

The Prom Music Bar
26 The Promenade
Gloucester Road
Bishopston
Bristol
Avon
BS7 8AL

Tel. 0117 942 7319

http://www.theprom.co.uk/

Directions:
Train: Montpelier (6 mins)
Redland (7 mins)

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Boars Head Taphouse
39 Worcester Street
Kidderminster
DY10 1EW

Tel. 01562 68776.

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Other Notes:
On Stage 10-11pm.

Rescheduled from 1st October due to a double booking at venue.

The Horseshoe Inn
36 Sheep Street
Wellingborough
Northants
NN8 1BS

Telephone: 01933 278499

www.horseshoe-inn.co.uk

E-mail: enquiries@horseshoe-inn.co.uk

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Also appearing:
Dave will be featured guest at The Horseshoe's regular Wednesday Nights 'Acoustic & Jammin Session'.
Hosted by the The Deportees Club.

All Singers, Players & Listeners welcome.

Other Notes:
About the Horseshoe:

The Horseshoe was built on the site of some stables in the centre of Wellingborough, around 400 years ago. Some of the historic attributes of the pub mean that parts of it are listed, such as the stained-glass frontage.

In recent decades, the Horseshoe has been one of the most popular drinking establishments along Wellingborough's High/Sheep/Silver Street run, mainly popular with those with a taste for rock music.

The current management took over the running of the pub in early 2005, and are reviving the pub's fortunes with event-driven nights targetted at a rock and indie audience.

The management have been praised for their 'Zero Tolerance' policy, which means any trouble-maker is barred - for life - from the premises.

The Horseshoe Inn
36 Sheep Street
Wellingborough
Northants
NN8 1BS

Telephone: 01933 278499

www.horseshoe-inn.co.uk

E-mail: enquiries@horseshoe-inn.co.uk

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Other Notes:
About the Horseshoe:

The Horseshoe was built on the site of some stables in the centre of Wellingborough, around 400 years ago. Some of the historic attributes of the pub mean that parts of it are listed, such as the stained-glass frontage.

In recent decades, the Horseshoe has been one of the most popular drinking establishments along Wellingborough's High/Sheep/Silver Street run, mainly popular with those with a taste for rock music.

The current management took over the running of the pub in early 2005, and are reviving the pub's fortunes with event-driven nights targetted at a rock and indie audience.

The management have been praised for their 'Zero Tolerance' policy, which means any trouble-maker is barred - for life - from the premises.