BOXMOOR: Fishery Wharf Cafe

Saturday 7th September, 2024

6:00pm

Event information

WILLY TEA TAYLOR

i folks,

We are expecting a very busy evening tomorrow with only 5 tickets left, we're expecting 80 people for the indoor concert, so if you wanted to eat with us before the show I recommend phoning the cafe on Saturday morning to book an outside table for 5pm or 6pm as there are no tables inside for this show only allocated seating. And we already general table bookings for food outside! T. 07724 224024

If you have friends coming who have bought separate tickets and you want to sit with them please let me know asap there booking name so I can allocate your seating with them.

We are aiming to start at 8pm so if you arrive at 7.30 and hope to get food then the concert will start without you, sorry but you will need to book early ideally 6pm for pre-show dinner, I have attached the menus below.

Bring cash for artist CD's the touring American bands dont normally have card readers so cash would be helpful and speed things up.

See you all tomorrow
There is no question that Willy Tea Taylor’s life as a singer/songwriter was predetermined – his role realized the moment he wrote his first song. His inspirations drawn from two separate wells; Living the life of a cattleman’s kid and experiencing true visionaries music like Greg Brown, John Hartford, and Guy Clark. The image of Guy Clark and friends sitting around the kitchen table loaded with ashtrays full of butts, half-smoked cigarettes, food, and booze on one Christmas Eve in 1975 burned into Taylor’s soul. Those guys, swapping songs without pretense, lit Willy Tea’s fire. And ever since, its led purpose with passion – finding a hang by curating relationships through musical friendships that get him closer to his own Clark style kitchen table.
From his early days co-fronting The Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit, to singing solo in countless cowboy bars, to pitching countless wiffle ball games, Willy Tea has never lost the vision. Now Willy Tea Taylor has taken his vision of the “hero hang” on the road. and his talented traveling band The Fellership is made up of his fantastically talented buds who play Willy’s songs with a brand of reckless abandon and utter humility that spits in the face of pretense. The way The Fellership plays Will’s songs is the way they demand to be played and, in their short time together, they have been awe-ing every audience lucky enough to see them.