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A night with Bob Hall, Hilary Blythe and Cowbird

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Friday 18th September 2026
7:00pm til 10:00pm (Performance starts 7:30pm)

A night with Bob Hall, Hilary Blythe and Cowbird

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A lively and warming night of folk, blues and americana music all in aid of the fantastic work of CRESST in conflict resolution education across Sheffield and beyond.

For 60 years, Bob Hall has been acknowledged as Britain's premier boogie woogie pianist and an expert on blues piano styles. Still at the top of his game, he continues to tour and entertain new generations with his sparkling technique, carefully crafted lyrics and dry humour. Hilary Blythe, has performed since the 1960s in folk clubs and festivals throughout the UK and taken her music to many corners of the world. Known for the crystal-clear clarity of her voice and neat finger-picked guitar, Hilary adds rock-steady bass guitar and outstanding classic blues.

Born out of the Sheffield sessions scene, Cowbird formed last year and has since won hearts with multiple sell out shows accross the city and beyond. As a five piece they play a mixture of covers and originals and are celebrated for their beautiful harmonies and foot stomping classics!


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