Weekly Sunday open mic night at The Horn, in its 28th year, with a guest artist set from Trinity Moon before the room opens the floor.
Trinity Moon are the featured act at The Horn on Sunday 8 November, as part of the Blue Angel Open Mic. It's a Sunday afternoon session, running from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, and entry is free.
If you've never come across the Blue Angel, it's a St Albans institution that's been running at The Horn for 28 years. It's a weekly Sunday session, and it also stages an annual anniversary party. The format is the same every time: each session is built around a guest artist set that opens the floor to the room. That means Trinity Moon will play their own set, and then the mic opens up for anyone else who wants to step up and play. It's as much about the people who turn up to perform as it is about the featured guest.
Having a fixed set at the start gives the afternoon a bit of a focal point, and the open mic that follows keeps things unpredictable. You'll hear the guest act in full, and then a mix of whatever else the room brings to the stage. It's a long-running part of the local scene, and because it's an open mic, the line-up changes every week.
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So, if you're around on Sunday afternoon and fancy some live music, you can catch Trinity Moon at The Horn on Victoria Street, AL1 3TE. It runs from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, and entry is free.
