Gold Heart to tour UK
Under the auspices of the Scottish Bluegrass Association (SBA), John Sheldon has organised a 10-day tour for the northern Virginia – soon to be Louisville, Kentucky – based family band, Gold Heart.
Gold Heart is dominated by the three very talented Gold sisters, Analise (mandolin) 18; the songwriter in the band Jocelyn (guitar) 16; and fiddle player Shelby only just turned 13. Supporting them on upright bass is their father Trent and the very latest recruit on banjo is award-winning 17 year old Owen Piatt from Nashville, Tennessee.
There were obviously several people impressed with this band’s musical maturity demonstrated during recent showcases at the IBMA WoB Convention earlier this fall.
The UK tour will take at the end of April/beginning of May 2009.
Full details are as follows …..
- Friday, April 24 Heart of England Bluegrass Venue, Kenilworth, 02476 312258
- Saturday, April 25 Jumpin Hot Club, Live Theatre, Newcastle, 0191 2321232
- Sunday, April 26 Comfort Hotel, Nottingham, 01159 120080
- Monday, April 27 Zebra Club, Maidstone, 01622 744481
- Tuesday, April 28 Montrose Folk Club, Links Hotel, Montrose, 01674 830658
- Wednesday, April 29 SBA, Regal Theatre, Bathgate 01506 433634
- Thursday, April 30 Wildwood Flower Mountain Music, South Molton 01237 472083
- Friday, May 1 Tacchi Morris Arts Centre, Taunton, 01823 414141
- Saturday, May 2 Bluegrass Plus Club, Croydon, 01737 551191
- Sunday, May 3 University Arms, Sheffield, 01298 871645
Those interested in learning more about Gold Heart can find information on their website.
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