We like Lewes. And every time we’ve played there, Lewes has liked us.
We’re going to be back in Lewes on Saturday, January 21st in The Lansdown pub. It’s just us this time: no support band. So we’ll be playing all night: you can expect two Salter Cane sets—double the fun.
We’ll start around 7:30pm. That’s your Saturday night entertainment in Lewes all covered then. See you then.
If you’re in Brighton on Tuesday evening, take a stroll down to the seafront and pop in to The Coalition. That’s where Chatham County Line will be playing with support from Salter Cane.
This concert is quite special: it marks the ten year anniversary of The Gilded Palace Of Sin, a Brighton institution that has been a huge supporter of Salter Cane over the years.
We were honoured to be asked to play this gig but it almost didn’t happen. I was supposed to be speaking at a web conference in America on the same day. But I managed to get my speaking slot switched ‘round to the day before. So now myself and Jessica will be flying back the night before the gig, landing on the day of the gig, dropping off our suitcases, grabbing our instruments and heading straight to the soundcheck. Jet’n’lag’n’rock’n’roll!
This is going to be an early-evening show. We’re going to take to the stage at 7:30pm so get down there early. See you there!
It looks like it’s going to be a beautiful weekend. But if you live in Lewes and you’re tired of all that boring sunshine, why not come along to the Con Club on Saturday night to see Salter Cane?
Our plan is to raise the rafters with a rocking set …including some new material. We will be ably supported by Autumn Red and our good friend Tobias from Mudlow.
Hope to see you there.
It may have come to your notice that their is a royal wedding this Friday. It may also be the case that you don’t care. If that’s the case, I’ve got an alternative suggestion for your Friday evening entertainment.
Come on down to The Hydrant in Brighton (formerly The Hare and Hounds) on Friday, April 29th and enjoy a blast of rock from Rita Lynch and Salter Cane. It’s guaranteed to be entirely lacking in monarchs …with the possible exception of Rita Lynch who may be considered the Queen of Bristol.
We last played with Rita and her drummer John Langley at the 100 Club in London. They like Salter Cane and we like them so it’s great to be playing with them again.
So come on down to The Hydrant on Friday. There will be no souvenir plates or tea towels.
OIB Records will be releasing a compilation called Sea Monsters at the end of the month, showcasing the best Brighton bands. To begin with, it will be available from Brighton record shops—Resident, Rounder and Edgeworld—with an international release in April. The album will feature 18 songs, including a little something from Salter Cane.
To prepare the world for the arrival of Sea Monsters, there will be a corresponding series of concerts running from January 26th to 30th at The Prince Albert in Brighton:
We’ll be headlining on the first night. Come on down to The Albert and join us for a rockin’ evening.
Tickets are £4, available from Rounder, Resident from Ticketweb, Seetickets or We Got Tickets.
