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With special support from George Howard
Presented by: Cafe#90 | SHEFFIELD: Cafe No9 |
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P | Thursday 19th June, 2025 |
N | 7:00pm |
JASON MCNIFF is a troubadour who has made eight albums which people call Folk, or Americana, or Alt. Country. There is an Englishness in his guitar playing however, and you might like to think of Bert Jansch or Wizz Jones meeting John Prine & Townes Van Zandt. Time Out writes, 'McNiffs intimate, fragile-sounding vocals draw you into his world, an almost timeless place, through which he drifts, a romantic loner, a dreamer, at home with the blues.' He is often touted as one of the UKs most overlooked musical treasures, as a songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist. His latest album 'Dust of Yesterday' came out in 2021 and was album of the week in The Times. In 2025, he was voted best male artist at Fatea magazine
'An Immense talent' Janice Long, BBC Radio 2.
'Uk's premier fingerstyle guitarist' MOJO
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A Sheffield native, George Howard is a budding singer-songwriter with a penchant for crafting fresh, folk-inspired numbers.
Often touching on social issues, George aims to move audiences with emotive lyricism, finding inspiration from his own personal conflicts and relating these struggles to a wider audience.
Looking to release his debut album of original material in 2025, George hopes to de-mystify the art of songwriting and cultivate a unique musical approach to the well established singer-songwriter genre.
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Please note this ticket price DOES include a BYOB fee should you wish to bring alcohol to the venue.
All additional purchases of drinks and sweet treats from the cafe counter are always very much appreciated.
0 | 9 Nether Edge Road Sheffield S7 1RU |
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> | cafe9sheffield.co.uk |
` | Very small 40 capacity venue Disabled access but no disabled toilets |