Sydenham Blues Club: Gentleman Tim & The Contenders (2 Jul)

By SydArts2
June 10, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 10, 2016

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Posted June 10, 2016

Part of the 2016 Sydenham Arts Summer Festival 1-10 July 2016

Authentic 1950?s West Coast Swing and Chicago Blues.

Led by inspirational harmonica player and vocalist Tim Corbett, The Contenders are one of the most powerful combos on the circuit, delivering their own brand of jumpin? swing and blues shuffles guaranteed to get you on the floor!

Date: 2 July 2016

Time: 9pm

Venue: The Grape and Grain, 2 Anerley Hill, SE19 2AA

Free Event - Just turn up on the day! http://sydenhamarts.co.uk/event/sydenham-blues-club-gentleman-tim-the-contenders/

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