Singer-songwriter and guitarist Mark Harrison plays original blues, folk and Americana songs at St Saviour's Church.
Mark Harrison plays St Saviour's Church on Saturday 13 March, with the night starting at 19:30. He's a singer-songwriter and guitarist, and the set is built around his own songs rather than covers.
Those songs draw from blues, folk and Americana, three styles that sit comfortably together. The blues provides the grit, folk the storytelling, and Americana the wide-open, rootsy feel that ties them both to a particular kind of songwriting tradition. It's a singer-songwriter set in the truest sense: just Harrison, his guitar, and his voice.
He'll be playing at St Saviour's Church on Sandpit Lane, which is more than just a place for Sunday services. It's a church and community venue in St Albans that runs an annual programme of special events and promotions alongside folk concerts, live music, food and drink festivals and other public cultural events. It also opens its doors to local choirs, orchestras and community groups, so it's a space that sees a fair bit of music and community life throughout the year.
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Tickets are £17.50, and the music starts at 19:30 on Saturday 13 March at St Saviour's Church, 25 Sandpit Lane, AL1 4DF.
