Wolverhampton Country Songwriters Night

Wolverhampton Country Songwriters Night A night of original music featuring singer songwriters from across the world. What happens on the night? What music is played?

It all started with a conversation between Jim Duncan and Emma Swindells when Emma was invited onto Jim's radio show (WCRfm) after performing at Country 2 Country 2015. Both were passionate to help country music develop within the UK and the idea of a regular Country Night within the Midlands was formed. Combining Jim's extensive experience organising the annual Wolvestock festival and Emma's enth

usiasm for modern Country music the Wolverhampton Country Night was born. Thanks to the support of Wolverhampton Civic, we are based at the wonderfully converted tractor shed at Bantock Park, Wolverhampton. Each monthly session offers 4 Acts for £5 with a licenced bar and a free car park. The atmosphere is always relaxed and intimate with artists frequently commenting on the warmth and enthusiasm of the audience. We are passionate about country music, but acoustic and folk singer-songwriters are also welcome. If you would like to play, please see the website: www.wolvescountry.com

Four years ago, Jim Duncan and Emma Swindells sought to provide a platform for Country music in Wolverhampton and the mo...
06/11/2019

Four years ago, Jim Duncan and Emma Swindells sought to provide a platform for Country music in Wolverhampton and the monthly Country Night sessions were launched. What fun we’ve had since then!
Sadly, all good things must come to an end and the time has come to bring Wolverhampton Country Night in its’ present format to a close.
We have loved sharing the amazing talent that has graced our evenings and send a sincere thank you to all the artists who have performed for us. You’ve been amazing!
A sincere thank you is also extended to our loyal supporters, some of whom have attended our events from our very first session. Cheers to you all and thanks for the good times shared!
Best wishes from all the team 🤠 🍻

21/10/2019

A big shout out to the fabulous Emma Moore, Tennessee Twin and Pistol Pete Wearn for entertaining us on Saturday night. Check out their pages and make sure you catch one of their future shows 😀 🤠

Big thank you to Forever British Country for the stunning photos they have shared from at our last Songwriter Night.A wo...
02/10/2019

Big thank you to Forever British Country for the stunning photos they have shared from at our last Songwriter Night.
A wonderful display of songwriting from Adam John Music, Shantell Ogden and Pete Boddis 🤠

02/09/2019

A huge thank you goes out to Andy Hughes Unplugged, Charlotte Young and Gareth Thomas music for coming along and playing for us on Sunday! Make sure to head over to their pages and give them a Like so you can stay tuned for all their latest news and updates!

01/09/2019

Nearly time to start! Only £6, Doors at 7.

19/08/2019

On this day in 1988 'Crazy' by Patsy Cline and Elvis Presley's 'Hound Dog' were announced as the most played jukebox songs of the first hundred years. The jukebox had been around since 1906, but earlier models had been first seen in 1889.

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It all started with a conversation between Jim Duncan and Emma Swindells when Emma was invited onto Jim's radio show (WCRfm) after performing at Country 2 Country 2015. Both were passionate to help country music develop within the UK and the idea of a regular Country Night within the Midlands was formed. Combining Jim's extensive experience organising the annual Wolvestock festival and Emma's enthusiasm for modern Country music the Wolverhampton Country Night was born. What happens on the night? Thanks to the support of Wolverhampton Civic, we are based at the wonderfully converted tractor shed at Bantock Park, Wolverhampton. The admission fee is £5 for each monthly session and there is a licenced bar and a free car park on site. The atmosphere is always relaxed and intimate with artists frequently commenting on the warmth and enthusiasm of the audience. What music is played? We are passionate about country music, but acoustic and folk singer-songwriters are also welcome.