The Maes
Expect lush harmonies and acoustic mastery on guitar, mandolin, fiddle and banjo.
Their first headline show in Manchester follows recently opening for Marlon Williams (NZ) and Grace Petrie (UK).
Born in Victoria, Australia, the sisters grew up immersed in a melting pot of music from around the world, washed up on stolen land. With echoes of Gillian Welch and The Waifs, there is a timeless luminescence and simplicity to the songwriting and sound of Maggie and Elsie Rigby.
Their first headline show in Manchester follows recently opening for Marlon Williams (NZ) and Grace Petrie (UK).
Born in Victoria, Australia, the sisters grew up immersed in a melting pot of music from around the world, washed up on stolen land. With echoes of Gillian Welch and The Waifs, there is a timeless luminescence and simplicity to the songwriting and sound of Maggie and Elsie Rigby.
Image supplied by Waterside Arts Centre
- Location
- Waterside
- Date
- 17 September
- Time
- 8:00 pm
- Where held
- In person only
- Price
- £16.00
- Family friendly
- Accessible Toilet
- Baby Changing Facilities
- Hearing Aid Loop
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Age friendly
- Guide Dogs welcome
- Assistance Dogs welcome
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Sale Water Park and Chorlton Ees
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Coppice Library
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