Americana Night with Jackdaw, Jack Harris and Joe Wilkes

Event information

Three excellent joint headliners tonight, all completely different!

JackDaw

JackDaw is an acoustic gathering of Rob Anderson, Gaby Szabo and Lyle Zimmerman. Sometimes joined by Charlie Austen and/or other friends, they play a combination of songs written by Rob, his old bandmate, cult 1970’s Oregon songwriter Wayne Drury, and beloved others. 

Their intimate live performances strip the songs down and bring forward dusty roots and harmonies.

RnR magazine... Four stars…dusty but lucid high desert stories”

Jack Harris

Steeped in myth and mystery Jack Harris's songs bring the narrative tradition of folk and blues music into the here and now.

His debut album 'Broken Yellow' received great acclaim in song- writing circles. Influenced by the old country blues masters (and folk singers of the British Isles), his performances are a riveting display of soulful, smoky vocals and intricate, finger-style guitar playing.

Joe Wilkes

Joe Wilkes cut his teeth on the Spitalfields live music scene peddling an up-tempo brand of fingerstyle guitar, self-deprecating humour and political storytelling.

4 albums followed, the latest, Japanese Elvis receiving 5 star reviews.

"Joe Wilkes is one of those all-too-rare musicians who, when they play, make you believe in them instantly" Americana UK

"Wilkes is a major talent" R2 Magazine

Door 7pm

* DJ FlapJackDavey 7 - 8pm and 11pm onwards

* Live music 8-11pm

* Tickets on the door (where still available) will be priced at £14 - CASH OR BACS ONLY, SORRY!

* Food available! Please note that you will not be able to eat in the ballroom where the concert is held, although once the doors open and you have your hand stamped, you may reserve a seat in the ballroom (for example by leaving your coat on it) and then eat elsewhere. If you wish to eat, please ensure that you arrive in plenty of time to order and eat your food.

* Please do not save seats for other people unless they will be arriving before the start of the live music at 8pm. If there is a particular problem please let us know, otherwise we reserve the right to give these seats to people who are already there and who would otherwise have to stand.

* There is a low step at the entrance to The Ivy House, and after that the venue is all on level ground. There is a disabled toilet in the ballroom where the concert will be held.

* If you are in a wheelchair, please let us know IN ADVANCE and we can reserve a space for you.

* THIS EVENT IS HALF SEATED, HALF STANDING.

* Please do not bring in seats or stools from other parts of the venue, which are needed for customers of the pub. We also need to keep enough space at the back of the room for people who are standing.

* If you or a member of your party must have a seat due to disability, PLEASE EITHER ARRIVE WHEN THE DOOR OPENS AT 7PM, OR ELSE LET US KNOW IN ADVANCE GIVING THE REASON WHY A SEAT IS NEEDED. Sorry, but we cannot undertake to reserve seats for anybody other than the person with a disability.

* Please be aware that whilst our events are held in The Ivy House's beautiful Grade 2 listed ballroom, this is a pub, so there may be some background noise from adjoining bars, although we and the pub management have done our best to minimise this.

* For more information, see our website www.thegooseisout.com or to contact us please email us at contactthegooseisout@gmail.com