Category Archives: 3PM Gigs

We’re back for a third performance at this friendly venue with its excellent acoustic. As before, our advice is to book in advance and get there early. On both previous occasions the church was full, including the gallery!

Three Pressed Men have been invited to take our music to the seaside in the first weekend of June. We’ll be playing on Saturday 3rd, in the afternoon for about 45-50 minutes. UPDATE: our slot starts at 3pm. How appropriate! … Continue reading →

Three Pressed Men will be performing a few songs during the interval of May’s Oxfolk Ceilidh. The dance band that night is Out of Hand, with caller Rhianwen Davies.

Following our well-received performance in Blackwell’s bookshop at the 2016 festival, we’ve been invited to perform at the 2017 event. We will be performing at the Oxford Deaf & Hard of Hearing Centre in St Ebbe’s at 3:15pm on Sunday … Continue reading →

Many thanks to everyone who turned up for Three Pressed Men’s gig at The White Hart in Wolvercote at the end of October. I (Mark) will be back there on Sun 27th Nov to do the interval spot for November’s … Continue reading →

The White Hart, Wolvercote is a community-run village pub with a great atmosphere and good beer. It’s a great venue for live music, too. It hosts a couple of acoustic evening “sessions”, the Oxford Jazz Kitchen and a regular concert … Continue reading →

Three Pressed Men is one of five bands appearing at this Festival’s Music Night on Saturday 18th June. Dick and I played there last year, with Felicity Cormack as Traction, and we had a great reception. The atmosphere was really … Continue reading →

Friday 11th December Ewelme Church 7.30pm, Doors open 6.45pm

Thu 7th Jan 2016, 7:30pm Three Pressed Men have been invited to play at The Unicorn Theatre in Abingdon. It’s a support spot for Lucy Kitt, part of the Music At The Unicorn series. We’re on first, so make sure … Continue reading →

Celebrating Agatha Christie We’ve been asked to do a concert in Cholsey’s church as part of this year’s Celebrating Agatha Christie festival. Although we can’t find any folk songs with any element of “whodunnit” to them, there are lots about … Continue reading →