A Bob Dylan Brunch (with Tony Villiers)
The Black Box
Thursday 23 January, 1.00pm
Doors 12.30 | Unreserved seating
£12.00 (including lunch)
Sold OutBob Dylan was born in Duluth, Minnesota 83 years ago and is widely regarded as the world’s greatest living songwriter. Tony Villiers was born in Co. Armagh several decades later and Dylan has always been a touchstone and towering presence in his life.
Today’s performance will feature many of those great Dylan songs that have inspired Tony, the stories behind the songs and what they meant to a young man growing up in Armagh in the 80’s and 90’s and right up to the present day.
“Dylan and The Band in The Big Pink basement, after a couple of bottles of red” R2 Magazine
“You want your support to be good…but not this good!” Mark Kermode, BBC & The Dodge Brothers
“…frantic, dirty blues sounds of the 60’s Reeperbahn. Other more tender moments drip with an ‘Astral Weeks’ like sweet cherry wine” Folk & Tumble
“All the attributes of a modern day folk music hero” Fatea, David Dee Moore
“Superb songwriting rooted in a great tradition.” Ralph McLean, BBC Radio Ulster
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