Becky will be taking a break from live piping performances from September - she hopes to be back in the bellows soon!.

Performance venue and time TBC

http://todfolkfest.co.uk/

Saturday 29th April, Central Methodist Church, Todmorden, OL14 5AW

Timings TBC but will be an afternoon performance

20 October at 19:30–23:30
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The Annex (upstairs), Arden Road Social Club, Halifax, HX1 3AG

Tickets are £8 and can be pre-ordered from BromleyJohnbrom@aol.com. Please note, we cannot take payment for tickets before the event, please pay on the door. Thank you.

The Bromleys are John, Jenny & James (father, daughter & son). Each gifted with a powerful voice, they sing a mixture of traditional and contemporary folk songs in three part harmony, both a capella and with instrumental accompaniment. Together, The Bromleys create a rich blend of voices that is unique to their kin. They have each performed solo and as part of a variety of bands, including Kimber's Men, A Rookery and Jump Jive & Wail and it was only ever a matter of time until they began singing together. It runs through their blood.

Didikai present a broad and diverse range of material with their enthralling new duo featuring the sultry vocal talents of Amy-Rose and the musical finesse of Becky Taylor. They present an amazing variety of instrument combinations including duelling fiddles, uilleann pipes, duet concertina, guitar, piano and whistles (but not all at the same time!). Traditional clog dancing and Sean Nos stepping are also thrown into the mix culminating in a set that is delivered with more than a hint of humour and style.
From this enigmatic and highly original due you can expect anything from self penned songs (see video below) to traditional Gipsy ballads, rousing chorus songs and catchy tune sets. You are most certainly guaranteed not to get bored!