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Cross Keys traditional

Posted on February 6, 2019 by folkandlive

Here’s a video from October 2017 catching the informal traditional session in the Cross Keys main bar on a Thursday evening, with Andrew Smith – who organises the new annual Kelso Folk & Live Music Festival – playing the hammered … Continue reading →

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Kelso Folk & Live

Posted on March 3, 2015 by folkandlive

Every Friday our first meeting in a hosted purely acoustic singaround in The Cross Keys Oak Room from 8.00-10.30pm. From 10pm, the music starts in the nearby Cobbles Inn with members setting up amplification in time for those leaving the … Continue reading →

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Calendar

Posted on September 8, 2012 by folkandlive

2022 dates for your diary Friday May 27th 2022 – Tony McManus & Julia Toaspern in concert, Kelso Old Parish Church, 7.30pm. Tony McManus is probably the finest exponent of Celtic guitar playing in the world today while Julia Toaspern … Continue reading →

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Oak Room

Posted on March 10, 2012 by folkandlive

Every Friday, the live music kicks off at 7.45 pm with a cabaret-style evening of diverse acoustic music at The Oak Room of the Cross Keys Hotel. One of the club’s members co-ordinates a running order of singers and musicians … Continue reading →

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Who’s Who!

Posted on February 12, 2012 by folkandlive

Kelso Folk & Live Music Club (click link for our Facebook Group) members can be found on YouTube, Soundclick and other personal music sharing sites. Some are members of local bands or have music-related businesses. Andrew Smith – transAtlantic fingerstyle guitarist … Continue reading →

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Cobbles

Posted on February 11, 2008 by David Kilpatrick

The Kelso Folk and Live Music Club’s home for the last decade or two has been The Cobbles Inn on Bowmont Street, off the market square. The late Friday music is back from 10pm to midnight, after changes in the … Continue reading →

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