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Steve Howe Trio

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Sunday 21st March
Tickets £15 / Members £12
Tickets on sale from Electric Palace on 01308 428354
Doors open 7pm

For nearly 40 years, Steve Howe has been at the forefront of rock music as a model and inspiration for other guitarists and musicians, perhaps best known as a member of the progressive rock group 'Yes' and latterly in the reformed 'Asia'.

Hayseed Dixie

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SOLD OUT

Saturday 13th March
Doors open 7pm
Warm up from Stompin' Dave Allen

An American group who started out as an Appalachian style tribute to AC/DC, playing traditional instruments such as fiddle, mandolin and banjo.

Hitler Moustache

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Saturday 10th April

Tickets £12.50

Doors open 7pm

In one of the most talked about sell-out shows of this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, RICHARD HERRING – creator of previous hits Christ on a Bike, Talking Cock and last year’s critically acclaimed The Headmaster’s Son – attempts to reclaim the Hitler ‘tache for comedy.

A man who purposefully chooses to look like Hitler should be unnerving, however, Richard Herring is on a mission to re-associate the toothbrush moustache with its original owner, Charlie Chaplin, and by the end of the show you're tempted to join him in sprouting some controversial facial hair.

Hazel O'Connor & the Bluja Project

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Friday 2nd April

Tickets £15 / Doors open 7pm

Tickets on sale from Bridport Tourist Information Centre 01308 424901

Award winning singer-songwriter HAZEL O'CONNOR teams up with legendary performers saxophonist CLARE HIRST and pianist SARAH FISHER in this stunning new line-up and show.

Talking Books present An Evening with Lee Child

Monday 29th March
Tickets £6 from Waterstones & EP Box Office
Doors open 6.45pm

The first in a new series of 'Talking Books' - Waterstones Bookstore Bridport and the Electric Palace are very excited to be hosting an evening with legendary crime writer Lee Child at The Electric Palace on Monday 29th March at 7.30 pm. Doors Open at 6.45 pm.

Lee will be in conversation with local crime writer Jason Goodwin whose own successful novels include The Janissary Tree and The Belini Card. Lee Child is a No. 1 bestselling author on both sides of the Atlantic and is one of Britain’s most successful thriller writers. His last novel, Gone Tomorrow, was No. 1 on the Sunday Times bestseller list in both hardback and paperback.