LONDON: Cafe Zee

Friday 18th January, 2019

7:30pm

Event information

The second in the series of intimate 'coffee house' sessions held in a basement in the heart of Ealing Broadway. Featuring a special performance from the legendary singer songwriter JohnnyG whose music penned about the West London suburbs helped lay foundations for what is now the UK's largest independent record label.
Read about the last edition of this event on the Ealing club blog: www.ealingclub.com

Ealing’s own Johnny-G supported by Marky Dawson and Ealing Eclectic Youth Sessions will headline the second edition of this live music event presented at Cafe Zee to bring artists into a coffee house environment and mix compelling sets from both seasoned artists and emerging musicians who are cutting their teeth.

Johnny-G’s song Suzy Was Girl From Greenford was one the first singles to be released on a legendary record label whose roots grew from a tiny record shop located not far from Cafe Zee.
Today that company has grown into Beggars Group, the biggest group of independent record labels in Europe. Johnny G’s catalogue of songs and his unique guitar style will mesmerise the intimate audience at Cafe Zee who are supporting the grassroots scene in Ealing.

Suzy Was A Girl From Greenford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDbDtJzsWRg&t=40s

More on Beggars Banquet, Johhny G and Ealing: ‘Our Friends Eclectic’

Check out out live footage of Marky Dawson here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29gDjAcVEf0