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Chris Foster : The Goose Is Out! The Ivy House, Thursday 14 Sept.


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Chris Foster: The Goose Is Out! The Ivy House, Thurday 14 Sept.


Doors open 7PM. ?7 on the door. Floorspots Welcome.


It is far too long since Chris Foster came to the Goose way back in 2010, so we are really pleased that he was able to come over from Iceland to sing for us tonight.


?Chris Foster merits legend status, one of the very best in the second wave of the Brit folk revival, as important as Martin Carthy, Dick Gaughan and Nic Jones in the way he has modernised and invested traditional songs with inventive guitar arrangements and potent vocal delivery.? Colin Irwin ? fROOTS


fruk (Folk Radio UK) describe Chris's new album Hadelin as "again pushing the boundaries of traditional music."


Here's Chris



From the new album "Hadelin"



... more info here ...

http://thegooseisout.com/chris-foster-2/

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