And the day after the Trader Horne appearance at Green Man Festival, I will be joining the Band of Perfect Strangers at the wonderful Half Moon pub in Putney on the 21st August. Jackie McAuley and his friends will be supporting us so there may just be a bit of crossover between us :-)

Tickets are available from  here

https://www.musicglue.com/half-moon-putney/events/21-aug-16-judy-dyble-and-the-band-of-perfect-strangers-half-moon--putney/

Yes I know I said the Trader Horne reunion was a one off and never to be repeated thing but we couldn't resist this. Just an hour slot in the Walled Garden.in the Brecon Beacons Jackie and me plus his brother Brendan McAuleyand his friend Pierluigi and Mark Fletcher the bass player and Phil Toms on keyboards from my Perfect Strangers Band Tickets are still available . Go on... look at all these lovely people playing there

http://www.greenman.net/line-up/2016/

Last week the very fine Neslon Brothers Simon and Steve, came to visit to natter and film a bit of singing with me. We sang one of my songs (See What Your Words) and one of theirs (Sacred River)  and it was jolly fine. I do pull strange faces when I sing though.. 

Anyway you can read and watch it here

http://nelsonbrothers.co.uk/day-country-judy-dyble/

This is the next outing for me and the Perfect Strangers, we are co-headlining the bill with William D Drake and his band and several other fabulous artists Go to this link to buy tickets http://eppyfest.co.uk/

And here is the poster....

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In four days time I shall be flying (ooooh!) up to Glasgow to join Trembling Bells and their guests, at Oran Mor as part of the Celtic Connections Festival. It feels a bit strange because I will be without my safety net of The Perfect Strangers, but it should be an interesting and entertaining couple of days

http://www.celticconnections.com/events/Pages/event.aspx?ev=1305b906-29ed-4300-8de4-a5310144d17a

AMERICANA

Trembling Bells & Friends: The Last Ceilidh

Here's a link to the 'Listen Again' which is only up for 7 days, but if you want to have a listen... here it is

My bit starts at 2hrs 22 mins or thereabouts :-)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p020k0cb