It is with regret that we have to cancel this event due to the government’s announcement for people not to attend theatres, pubs and venues (see https://tinyurl.com/t6ssvqa). Therefore, it would seem appropriate to cancel the event and reschedule it for another date.
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Doors 7.30pm. Concert 8pm. Tickets £10 online. £12 OTD.
If you love simple yet refined musical arrangements and outstanding vocals then this exclusive spring tour of Jimmy Ireland and his band, plus support from Ollie Dixon, will engage your music tastes and uplift your emotional thinking. A true honour to have such a great songwriter at CICCIC.

Jimmy will be supported by alt folk guitarist and singer-songwriter Ollie Dixon, recently promoted by BBC Introducing Devon for his exquisite guitar and moving vocal style.
About Jimmy Ireland
Jimmy Ireland is a Devon based singer/songwriter who has a voice that can switch from delicate and fragile to rich and powerful with ease. Jimmy can be found performing at some the best music venues and events across the South West. Past appearances include supports for some of the most well kinown musicians in the industry such as Ethemia, Tallulah Rendall, Tobias Ben Jacob, Greg Hancock, Jim Causley and comedian John Bishop.
After moving from the UK in 2006 to the city of Mandurah, Western Australia and returning to the UK in 2011 he furthered his career in music by performing in many venues including CICCIC in 2015.

- “Jimmy’s songwriting and performances is some of the most touching and sometimes philosophical music around. He is great to listen to in both acoustic and band settings and I advise all to see his music been performed in our amazing Memorial Hall at CICCIC.” Andrew Knutt, director.
About Ollie Dixon

His sound has been compared to artists such as Bear’s Den, Ben Howard Matt Corby and Bon Iver. Ollie’s original and energetic sound is steeped in historical and contemporary influences. songs are powerful, melodic and accomplished – switching from tender and brittle to involved, complex, impassioned and transfixing melodies.
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Jimmy Ireland
March 28, 2020
7:30 pm - 11:00 pm
