Category Archives: 3PM Gigs

We’re delighted to be invited back for another appearance at St Mary’s monthly  “Afternoon Tea Recitals”. As the name suggests, tea is served afterwards. There’s only a limited number of seats in the side-chapel, but we found last time that … Continue reading →

Saturday 18th May 2019. A joint concert with Oxford University Press Choir, conductor Malcolm Pearce. Billed as “a tribute to Cecil Sharp and the English folk song revival,”

UPDATE 31st Jan 2018: We’ve just seen the draft programme. Looks like we’ve got 2 spots on Saturday 21st. Details are still fluid at the moment, but we’re expecting 45 minute sets in a couple of acoustic venues around the … Continue reading →

IMPORTANT UPDATE (1st Nov) – New Venue – The Friends’ Meeting Room at the Oxford Quaker Centre. There’s a new series of folk concerts being promoted at The Holywell Music Room under the banner Holywell Music & Folk. The act … Continue reading →

The last time we played in the delightful Unicorn Theatre in Abingdon it was as the support act. This time, we are one half of a double-bill of Oxfordshire acts, alongside The Moonrakers.

It’s been a little while since Oxford Folk Club found a “Three Pressed Men-shaped” gap in their schedules so we’re delighted to be returning there in February 2018. We’ll include a few numbers from our recent album, Scythe, Sword and … Continue reading →

At quite short notice, we’ve been asked back to The White Hart in Wolvercote (OX2 8PQ). Music starts about 8pm. Admission is free, but you won’t be allowed to leave until you’ve put some money in the jug 😉

A friend of the band brought her iPhone to our gig at Ipsden church on Sunday and has posted some video on YouTube. Thanks Millie! Marrow Bones / The Railway Just As The Tide Was Flowing Warning: includes spoons playing … Continue reading →

At long last, we’ve got our name on the back of a festival t-shirt. That’s another ambition achieved! It’s not on the top line, and not even one of the names in the largest type, but it’s a start.

This is one of a monthly series of “Afternoon Tea Recitals” held in a pretty little church on the edge of the Chilterns. As the name suggests, tea is served afterwards. There’s only a limited number of seats in the … Continue reading →