Troubadour Sean Taylor plays an unreserved seated show of blues, Americana, jazz, spoken word and folk at Southside.
Sean Taylor plays Southside on Friday 26 February, with doors at 19:00 and the music starting at 19:30. He's an international touring troubadour and multi-instrumentalist who works across guitar, piano and harmonica, and the Southside show is an unreserved seated event.
Taylor describes his music as rooted in blues, Americana and folk, with jazz and spoken word mixed in. He says the heart of his writing is a desire to turn the world into a song, and his lyrics cover love, desire, heartbreak and social commentary. He's been nominated UK blues acoustic artist of the year for four years running, and his touring takes him well beyond the UK: he's played the Port Fairy Folk Festival in Australia, Ramblin Roots in the Netherlands, the Avignon Blues Festival in France, Harvest Time in Ireland and the Blue Balls Festival in Switzerland, alongside the Glastonbury acoustic stage and the Cambridge Folk Festival.
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He's also spent time opening for a long list of names from the blues and roots world: Robert Cray, John Fogerty, John Mayall, the Neville Brothers, Tony Joe White, Band Of Horses, Richard Thompson and Eric Bibb. The Southside show is 14+, with under-17s needing to be accompanied by an adult, and there's limited on-site parking available on a first-come, first-served basis. General admission is £13.20 including fees.
