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The Peters Cellars Alternative Folk Club presents ... Alternative Music for Alternative Folk!Hosted by The Peters Projection
Friday 27 November 2026
The Mermaid “The Refuge”
11b Gandy Street, Exeter, EX4 3LS
Doors: 7:30pm
Live Music: 8:00pm -10:30pm
Tickets: £14 (full price)/£12/£10 concessions (BACS or OTD)
Buy Tickets: https://www.sound-gallery.net/shop/
(The event is seated, cabaret style. Advance booking is advised)
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Followed by The Peters Cellars Cocktail Club. 11pm-1am.
Tickets: £5 OTD
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THE PETERS PROJECTION
Acclaimed London-born brothers Grice Peters (GRICE) and Jim Peters (Invisible Opera Company of Tibet) will be hosting the evening with a second musical outing to mark their musical and vocal reunion under their sibling moniker, ‘The Peters Projection’. Previously performing together across the UK in earlier incarnations as The Burning Martyrs, The Martyrs, and Swanston, the electro-acoustic duo revives a lifetime of shared musical history, returning to the stage to showcase their intuitive "blood harmonies”. Their signature sound masterfully blends a Beatle-esque and Crosby, Stills & Nash vocal sweetness with a left-field, John Martyn sonic intensity.
The Peters Projection performs a rich tapestry of original material spanning the past 30 years, alongside obscure covers and hidden gems from their extensive back catalogs.
“sonic missiles aimed at the heart’
MIREIA MUSSONS
New on the scene, Catalan-English folk singer Mireia Mussons is fresh off the back of making her festival debuts this summer. Combining traditional ballads, modern folk and original tunes, she will entice you into her intimate world of mystical tales, where trees talk, snow dances, and blankets are woven from strands of love.
‘She effortlessly balances the sweet and the bitter, the dark and the light.’
FOLK HERE TONIGHT
Devon-based folk duo Folk Here Tonight, holding space for exultation and grief, performing songs around Love and Death. Amerie Rose and Harry Key are multi-instrumentalist performance artists, and the co-founders of the Folk Preservation Society. They explore alternative, acoustic, industrial and experimental interpretations of traditional and original folk music.
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Presented by Sound Gallery Studios | Hungersleep Records | Folk Preservation Society
Supported using public funding by Arts Council England - Supporting Grassroots Music fund
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The Mermaid, 11 Gandy Street, Exeter, EX4 3LS, United Kingdom
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