New hats…

old friends, and a little bit of magic in the air made for one of those shows that truly was a special one at The Greystones last night. But we don’t need to tell those of you who were there that right? Massive thanks to Josh Harty, The Fargo Railroad Co., special guest Mark Lyall and everyone who joined us, it wasn’t one anybody will forget in a hurry.

WagonWheel Presents… will be back in action on Friday June 7th when Curtis Eller’s American Circus comes to town. Paul McClure opens the show, full details of which you can find here. Be sure to secure your place under the Big Top.

 

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A manic Monday…

turned out well in the end, especially for those that made it to The Greystones for a fine evening with Good Lovelies and Fortunate Ones. Thanks to them and you if you were there.

WagonWheel Presents… will be back there on Tuesday April 16th for the return of North Dakota songsmith Josh Harty plus an acoustic set from The Fargo Railroad Co., full details of which you can find here. You certainly don’t want to miss this one.

Four months…

and no shows meant last night’s belated start to 2019 was eagerly awaited, fortunately we had Angel Snow (and guitarist Joe Wilkins) on hand to deliver a spectacular set at The Greystones which more than made it worth the wait. Big thanks to them and Gemma Gray for the fine support, plus everybody who joined us.

We haven’t got quite so long to wait until the next one, WagonWheel Presents… returns to The Backroom on Monday April 8th when we’re welcome once again the Good Lovelies. Almost four years since their last Sheffield show, they’ll be in the UK with a full band for the first time and touring with them will be fellow Canadian artists Fortunate Ones (with whom there’ll be a few collaborations on the night too). You can find the full preview for this show here, tickets are on sale here, or take a look at the Coming Soon… page for a taster of what’s ahead.

We hope you can join us too.

Merry Christmas and that then…

another year gone already? 2018 saw a modest total of 15 WagonWheel Presents… shows (though we did lose 2 to Snowmageddon that wiped out the Sunday of our Weekender), with a total of 37 different acts, 11 of whom were brand new faces to our little stage(s). That’s still not bad going i reckon. Among those 15 was our 300th show, we’re almost starting to get the hang of it.

We’ll be back for more in 2019, and we’ve got a few belters lined up already. Confirmed shows for next year are:

Angel Snow @ The Greystones, Tuesday March 5th

Good Lovelies @ The Greystones, Monday April 8th

Josh Harty + The Fargo Railroad Co. @ The Greystones, Tuesday April 16th

Curtis Eller’s American Circus + Paul McClure @ The Greystones, Friday June 7th

Rachel Harrington @ The Greystones, Sunday July 14th

Full details for all of the above including ticket links can be found over on the Gigs page.

Big thanks as always to everybody that’s joined us this year and been a part of what we do. Here’s hoping Santa is kind with the tunes he brings you all, and all the best for 2019 and beyond.

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Over and out…

for another year at least, and that wasn’t a bad way to do it at all. Magic night at The Greystones with Stoney, Cortney Dixon and Neil McSweeney. Thanks to them and everybody that joined us.

WagonWheel Presents… will be back for more in 2019. We’ll be announcing more shows for next year in the coming weeks, keep an eye on the Gigs page for updates or in all the other usual places.

Christmas in November?

There was certainly an early present for anybody who was lucky enough to be at The Greystones with us last night for a typically fine show from Otis Gibbs. Thanks to Otis and Paul McClure for a great opening set, plus of course all of you who joined us.

WagonWheel Presents… has one more show to go for 2018, Friday November 16th finds us back at The Greystones with Stoney and Neil McSweeney. It will certainly be something special to round the year off. You can find a full preview for this show here, or grab yourself a ticket here to guarantee your place. See you there?

They say…

the best things come in small packages, and that once again proved to be the case last night with a sold out micro gig in the cosy confines of Hop Hideout with Andy P. Davison and Jody Davies, both ably assisted by double double bass man Andy Dye. Big thanks to them and all of you who joined us for the (mostly) unplugged show.

Next WagonWheel Presents… is back at The Greystones this coming Tuesday with Otis Gibbs plus support from Paul McClure. You can read the full preview for this show here. We hope you can join us then.