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WLDFLWRS
Solo set from band members: Jack Blackman, Wes Finch , and Jono Wright
Presented by: BGR Events
| 0 | HEBDEN BRIDGE: Wadsworth Community Centre (info) |
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| P | Saturday 16th May, 2026 |
| N | Door time: 6:45pm Start time: 7:45pm |
| . | All ages (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult) |
| C | Music - Folk/blues/world |
Event information
Emerging from the individual minds and talents of four established musicians is WLDFLWRS, as near to a perfect ‘supergroup’ as you will find.
The debut single is Best Company and the music video is here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1KgTdQkxno
WLDFLWRS, from the UK’s Midlands, are Jack Blackman (guitar, vocals), Wes Finch (bass, vocals), Chris Quirk (drums vocals) and Jono Wright (guitar, vocals).
The band’s debut eponymous 7 track EP is steeped in Americana music, despite being recorded in rural Warwickshire. Sun-drenched 70s Laurel Canyon harmonies mixed with alt. country stylings, via the AOR influence of Tom Petty. This EP celebrates a well-honed new group who, while respectfully acknowledging the direction of their forebears, are firmly offering their own distinctive and compelling new sound. It is available on all streaming platforms and on limited edition green vinyl.
The band has played a number of gigs already, including recreations of The Band's legendary Last Waltz concert in Halifax, Birmingham Town Hall and London's Troubadour, featuring a number of their musical friends including PP Arnold, Chris Helme (The Seahorses) and Nigel Clark (Dodgy).
The gig at Wadsworth will be with WLDFLWRS band playing two 45 minute sets with band members playing a solo support set to open the evening.
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Venue information
HEBDEN BRIDGE: Wadsworth Community Centre| 0 | Billy Lane Old Town Hebden Bridge West Yorkshire HX7 8RY |
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| > | wadsworthcommunityassociation.org.uk/ |
| ` | Venue holds 120 seated. Situated above Hebden Bridge in the village of Old Town. Directions; Ignore Satnav to avoid approaching from Midgley / Luddenden which is an arrow road - especially difficult at night. Best Directions: From Hebden Bridge take the A6033 up Keighley Road for 1.8 miles. Immediately before the Robin Hood Inn, turn back sharp right along Akroyd Lane . Follow the road for 0.9 mile along into Billy Lane and WCC is on the right, fifty yards before the Post Office An accessible venue with flat access. and an accessible WC, with easy wheelchair access into the venue . Blue - badge disabled car parking is available but we do require a day's prior notice by email to reserve a space for you. |
