Jolly Tar near Nantwich welcomes back old favourites

May 18 2011 by Will Harris, Crewe Chronicle

REGULARS the Salt City Jazzmen return for their fortnightly slot at The Jolly Tar, Wardle, today (Wednesday).

They have a variety of toe-tapping tracks to call on, in a repertoire mastered during the past 40 years.

Popular South Cheshire family band Beardsmith will be back tomorrow.

The six-piece, comprising father Neil, sons Graham, Gary, Ged and Gill and daughter Alice, have built up a sterling reputation throughout the UK.

The family, who live in Poole, just outside Nantwich, have been gigging extensively throughout the country but still give many performances locally for their faithful army of fans under the name constructed from their double-barrel surname Beard-Smith.

Friday heralds the return of tribute show Halcyon Nights.

They specialise in tracks from the 1960s, but also have early 70s tracks in their repertoire.

Finally, The Plot will be losing it on Saturday.

They play a variety of covers, from AC/DC, Rainbow and Dio.

All gigs are free and start at 9.30pm. For more details, call 01270 528283.