Beach & Barnicott's ground floor bar is a vibrant meeting place in Bridport.
The unique "bar on rails" rolls back to allow more room for larger events.
Every Friday night is live music night at Beach & Barnicott, South Street, Bridport. Come and hear some weird and wonderful live, soulful music.
and check back soon. Call 01308 455688 for more information
Friday 17th Feb at 9.30pm at Beach & Barnicott, Bridport.
Here’s your chance to catch some amazing Blues, Ska, Creole and Jazz with ‘Bug Tree Swamp’ at Beach & Barnicott this Friday at 9.30pm.
From the depths of the Tamar Valley comes the versatile blues man BB Tim with a memorable vocal style( think: Howling Wolf, Captain Beefheart, Tom Waits and Sea Sick Steve) with a long record of energetic live music including Desmond Decker, John Ottway and (sssh…) The Wurzels.
BB Tim with his ‘bucket of gravel’ voice plays with Simon Hartung- sax, keyboard and Andrew Leppard- perc (from Orpheus).
Following the success of the Off the Page poetry project and Beats from the Boudoir in conjunction with the Open Book Festival, Beach and Barnicott are pleased to announce a new season of poetry and prose.
Starting on Wednesday 22nd Feb from 7.30pm we will be hosting a regular Open Mic Night, open to all budding poets wishing to purge the January blues with performances of their deepest and darkest, mid-winter thoughts.
Headlined by Bristol’s Byron Vincent, hailed as the natural heir to John Cooper Clarke or a ‘bad ass version of Roger McGough’ the evening promises to be an eclectic mix of hilarity, bewilderment, defiance and guile.
Entrance is £5 for non-performers, performing poets free.
Anyone wishing to perform should sign up in advance ring Beach and Barnicott on 01308 455688 for further details.
Poets of all ages and inclinations welcome.
£13 food and ticket deal available.
Friday 24th Feb at Beach & Barnicott, Bridport. 9.30pm
About Michael Scorey From Auckland
Michael Scorey has opened for some of the biggest rock stars
notably Rod Stewart at The
Mission Festival in 2005 in front of 30,000 people.
He supported Joe Cocker for all three nights at the 3,000
capacity Civic Theatre in
Auckland.
In his earlier days as part of NZ band The Innocent he
toured with INXS,
Echo & The Bunnymen, Elvis Costello, Warren
Zevon and Uriah Heep.
He has released two albums; the first "Angel Station" was
nominated as a
finalist in 1997's
New Zealand's National Music Awards.
His second album "Levonia" was recorded practically in one straight live take and has been getting rave reviews.
