Folk rock band to play in South Norfolk church 

Norfolk folk rock band, Stone Angel will be performing a concert at Bergh Apton Church in South Norfolk on Saturday October 12.

Organiser Shirley Rimmer says: “We invite you to enjoy the marvellous tapestry of sound woven by the band. Hear for yourself the legacy of five decades of music ranging from long lost mediaeval gems, modern arrangements of traditional tunes and new compositions - all giving the band an individual and mesmerising identity.
 
“They were last with us in 2017 and we'd booked them to return in 2020 but…. During that long Covid-enforced break, they produced a new album, 'Wake', and we're delighted to welcome them back to Bergh Apton this autumn.
 
“Between them, Ken and Joan Saul, Andrew Smith, David Felmingham and Geoff Hurrell offer virtuosity on too many instruments – traditional and modern – to mention them all.
 
“You can hear examples of their sound on their website: https://stone-angel.co.uk  and maybe gain a flavour of the mists and mysteries of the Norfolk Broads and the lonely marshlands of East Anglia,” said Shirley.
 
Tickets: £12 available by phone (01508 480576 - PLEASE leave a message) email: bachurchwarden@outlook.com  or via the Eventbrite link online.

We recommend advance booking, which helps us to cater for refreshments but also avoids disappointment if we're reaching our capacity of 120.

Start and end time: 7pm – 9pm

Location: Bergh Apton Church, School Road, Bergh Apton NR15 1BX