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Singer/guitarist Paul Brown has performed in a wide variety of settings around the country to critical acclaim. He has a vast repertoire of popular songs ranging from 50s and 60s classics to current chart sounds, flamenco and classical pieces.
Add to this mix fine blues-based pianist Richard Simmons, impresario / bass player David Silk and sultry vocalist Jacci Norris performing some swing, bossa nova and easy-listening tunes (plus an optional two course supper) and there should be something to please everyone! This event is part of the 2019 Rye Arts Festival. Doors open at 7pm for supper, the show starts at 7.30pm. Advance booking essential. Tickets £25 including supper (£10 for non-diners) available direct from the Mermaid Inn Tel: 01797 223065.
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