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Gigs: CW Stoneking, Isobel Anderson, Charles Gayle, Bell X1

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ATL | 17:03 UK time, Wednesday, 12 October 2011

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American saxophonist Charles Gayle and Dutch jazz drummer Han Bennink will play The Cresent Arts Centre, Belfast on the 19th of November. The Moving On Music gig will also have support from Belfast'sÌýThe Continuous Battle of Order.

Strange Victory presents CW Stoneking & His Primitive Horn Orchestra at the Spring and Airbrake, Belfast on Friday the 27th ofÌýJanuary 2012. The Australian bornÌýblues manÌýgarnered alot of attention after hisÌýÖ÷²¥´óÐã 4’s Folk America festival in London last year.

Some Girl Productions have organised a secret gig on Saturday 29th October with Isobel Anderson, Ruby Colley & Malojian. Tickets bout for the event will include a bus to the secret location. For more information please email somegirlproductions@hotmail.com.

Bell X1 will play the Mandella Hall on Friday the 16th of December as part of a tour supporting their latest album, Bloodless Coup.

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