Live music with the WILSWOOD BUOYS and HENSHAW

We are delighted Wilswood Buoys and Henshaw  are performing at the Arts Cafe in the Commemoration Hall PE29 3AQ.

Live music Sunday 5th May 7 - 9pm. Following the success of the joint tour last October, the WILSWOOD BUOYS and HENSHAW are taking their energy and music to back out on the road again.So if you didn't get a chance to get along to any of the shows last year make sure you secure yourself a ticket to this one as it is guaranteed to be a fabulous night!And if you did get along to one of the shows last year, we look forward to seeing you again!Here's a little about the two acts for the night...Wilswood buoys Josh and Joe are an acoustic duo from Mersea Island who formed in summer 2017, starting out as just a couple of mates having a jam things quickly turned into writing music.Both of the 'buoys' had a completely different upbringing in terms of musical styles. This led them down a path of intertwining many genres into one, to form a raw and fresh alt / folk island sound, with catchy riffs and big choruses.2021 was huge for the band, with highlights of supporting Frank Turner in Colchester and playing the Nick Alexander Stage at Lost Evenings IV at The Roundhouse in London.2023 has been a huge year for these guys having supported Frank Turner throughout his UK tour, and then The Levellers on numerous dates, you really don't want to miss this opportunity to see them in an intimate setting.2023 was a busy year for HENSHAW, playing some of the biggest and best shows of his career to date. Including PET NEEDS Fractured Party lll, which saw Henshaw opening the 3 band bill to The Lottery Winners and Pet Needs in December. Also in 2023, HENSHAW played Dogfest, Outcider Festival, Ey Up Mi Duck, Here For the Music Festival, Under the Castle, Lakefest and Rebellion to name but a few, he also supported the mighty Ferocious Dog at Devils Arse cave and at other venues on their UK tour. HENSHAWS next studio album will be released in 2024, which will be his biggest, loudest and best full band sound to date.