Steve switches Brewhouse show to alternative venue
Folk hero Steve Knightley, Show of Hands singer, songwriter and guitarist, has found a new venue for a gig that he was due to play at The Brewhouse tomorrow night, after the Taunton arts centre went into administration last weekend.
Steve, who in solo guise performs self-penned material that doesn't quite fit into the Show of Hands mould, as well as some of the famed duo's classics, will now take to the stage at the Functions Room of the Honiton Motel.
"It's informal, intimate and – above all – available," says Steve. "So sorry about this; it was looking to be a big night, but this should be a cracker too."
People holding tickets for the Brewhouse are advised to contact their credit card companies. Tickets for the new venue will be £12 in cash on the door. Anyone planning to attend is asked to email promoter Kevin Henderson at kevin@lodgemusicpro.co.uk.
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