Name: Songwriters Evening at Spin The Black Circle, Worcester
Start: 2025-04-25T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-04-25T23:00:00+01:00
Location: Spin The Black Circle

Songwriters Evening at Spin The Black Circle, Worcester

Join us for a cosy night of talented writers sharing their songs. Music from Catalana, Yo-un, Connie Gordan, The Boatman, and Reuben Lovett.
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Songwriters Evening @ Spin the black circle, Worcester

Come join us for a night of live music and raw talent at Spin The Black Circle! on the 25th of April.
Our Songwriters Evening features local artists showcasing their original songs in an intimate setting. Whether you're a music enthusiast or a fellow songwriter, this event is perfect for anyone looking to discover new tunes and support local talent.
Grab a brew and settle in. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening at Worcester's beating heart!
Catalana’s stripped-back indie folk blends classic storytelling with a modern edge, echoing Laura Marling’s melancholy and Martha Wainwright’s honesty. With stark acoustics and haunting melodies, her songs explore love, loss, and fleeting recklessness with sharp, reflective lyricism. Honing her sound in Worcester’s open mic scene since 16, she has crafted a style that’s intimate, honest, and compelling.
The Boatman. Floating around the country for the last 13 years on ‘Narrowboat Number Six’. Music and songs directly inspired by a lifetime on the British waterways.Yo Un

Yo-Un, the self produced, multi instrumentalist rapper/singer-songwriter performs his original material live using only a loop pedal, an acoustic guitar, and a microphone. From hip hop to lofi drill, 80 bpm-140 bpm.

Connie Gordan, an acoustic singer-songwriter, has graced the Malvern music scene for over a decade, captivating audiences both as a solo performer and alongside local talents. Infusing her performances with a Lana Del Rey-esque vibe, she interprets songs from the likes of Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and Amy Winehouse, showcasing her versatility and distinctive musical flair.
Reuben Lovett. Folk rock that refuses to be put in a box. A brash blend of acoustic folk and punk, with titles such as “overdrawn” and “work it out” speaking candidly about materialism, depression, and shame.Lovett’s performances carry the audience on a journey up and down through each tune's emotional throes. .Uncertainty is guaranteed. Crowd participation is encouraged, “believe in yourself”.