STEVE JINSKI

A thoroughly enjoyable evening for one and and all at Dry Water Arts Centre in Amble, Northumberland on Friday 13th December. Steve and his special guest, percussionist, Brendan Murphy debuted what may well turn out to be a show that runs and runs! As well as playing some pieces of his own, Brendan added a whole array of percussive textures and rhythms to help embellish Steve's songs. They loved playing together, the crowd loved it and everybody went home happy as Larry ... and Larry really loved it!!

They're here folks ... Steve Jinski T-Shirts, the perfect Xmas present for yourself, your kin and anyone else you would wish to bestow gifts upon! The T-Shirt comes in five different sizes with a unisex design, so hopefully there is something there for everyone. Oh and just to add, we are talking quality here, it will not shrink or run in the wash ... as long as you follow the instructions of course! Thanks to Vicky and Treasured Wear for their work on this.

For more information including how to order, go to the recently updated Buy Music/Merch page on this website. The T-Shirt will also be on sale at all future Steve Jinski 'live' performances.

Just a few tickets left now for Steve's last show of the year and what promises to be a very special night featuring guest percussionist and long time friend, the acclaimed Brendan Murphy. It will be an evening of calm, comfort and belonging and as the Scots would say a chance to 'Coorie Up'. The appropriate snacks, drinks and comfort blankets will be available! Don't miss out on this one. All the information you need is here ... Dry Water Arts

In other news, next year is looking busy for Steve .. check out the GIGS page. Oh and look out for an announcement very soon about T-Shirts!! An ideal Xmas present for yourself or a friend and perfect for just about every occasion!

It may have been a small intimate audience but a good time was had by all recently when Steve played The Basement, Exchange in Bristol (Sunday Nov 17th). This venue is run by a collective of 100+ musicians and volunteers. A wonderfully supportive and friendly atmosphere. Special mention to sound/tech Sean, Luke on the door, Matt for looking after Steve and bookings/admin people Heidi and Iwan. We can't thank them enough.

Steve has contributed to this event with a half hour soundscape that will accompany some of the festivities. Against a backdrop of ambient sound the piece features interviews with local people talking about their community, recordings from South Korean artist Misung, a special contribution from north east composer John Kefla Kerr and parts of a song originally written by choir leader Sarah Gray for the Harbour Lights Community choir based in Northumberland.

It promises to be a wonderful event. For all the details ... Dry Water Arts Community Spirit Level

It's just a few weeks away but we are reminding you that Steve will be opening for ex Oyster Band front man Ray Cooper at St Edith Folk. The gig will be held at The Vestry Hall in Cranbrook, Kent on Friday October 11th. You can go to our Gigs page for more information or buy tickets directly form HERE. This will be a great night, we hope to see you there and make sure to arrive early to catch Steve's set .. doors open at 7pm and Steve is onstage at 7.30pm