Category Archives: Concert

Sudbury Jubilee Street Party, 5th June

Come and join us on Market Hill, Sudbury at 2pm as we celebrate Her Majesty’s seventieth year as Queen.

We’re performing two half hour sets, at 2pm and 3pm with Flat Broke, our fab backing band.

We’re singing our usual eclectic mix of swing through to disco for you to groove along to, in a varied programme of local acts.

Find out more at: https://platinumjubilee.gov.uk/event/sudbury-jubilee-street-party/

#HM70 #PlatinumJubilee #sudburysuffolk
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Happy Christmas from The Accidentals!

Catch us on BBC Radio Suffolk on Christmas Eve at 6pm, and again on Christmas Day at 1pm to hear highlights from the Children in Need Carol Concert at the Apex.
Mele Kalikimaka didn’t make the final edit, here’s the girls in action demonstrating their Hawaiian Christmas moves:

Andrews Sisters Mele Kalimaka

Accidentals performing Mele Kalikimaka Christmas 2014

Over £1000 raised for Cancer Research UK

A big thank you to everyone who came, helped, and sponsored us at our concert on June 8th. Julie Franklin’s friend Paula sent us this email which summed it up nicely:

‘I thought I was supporting fund raising yesterday, but, as well as that, I enjoyed a fabulous concert. I was so impressed. Every act was entertaining, special and as for yourselves, I was staggered at the professionalism, diversity and harmony. Part of the secret of your success is that you obviously enjoy it so much and likewise, so did we. For a couple like us who rarely do anything significant on a Sunday afternoon, it was a couple of hours well-spent and we can’t thank you enough. The fact that you do so much fund-raising makes us all feel grateful. A big thank you.

And on the subject, Laura is absolutely wonderful isn’t she – a star in themaking. One so young who brought me to tears with her second song, raised my spirits with her first.’

Accidentals fundraise for Cancer Rsesearch UK

Accidentals & Flat Broke at St Peters, Cancer Research UK fundraiser, 8th June ’14

Accentuate the Positive Cancer Research UK fundraiser 8th June

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CRUK Print Test A1 200412The Accidentals’ next big gig is a fundraising concert for Cancer Research UK. 

Date/time: 8th June, 3.30pm

Venue: St Peters Church, Market Hill, Sudbury, C010 2EH

Tickets: £8 adults, £3 children from Compact Music tel 01787 881160, or Sudbury Tourist Information Centre. Or you can use the contact form on this site, and we’ll save you a ticket – refreshments included!

The entertainment will be a selection of uplifting, eclectic, summertime tunes.  Special guests are Laura Barnard, Sudbury’s rising new musical star – Andrew Lloyd Webber has already handpicked her to showcase a song from  his new musical.

Laura Barnard

Guitar duo Nick and Matt Hunt will be singing and strumming their own tunes, while TheInstitukes, Sudbury’s very own ukelele orchestra will be bringing some 1920s classics to life.

Every penny goes to Cancer Research UK, who have been a great help in organising this concert.

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Cancer Research UK text donation details

If you can’t make it to our 8th June fundraiser, you can help us raise precious funds by

Thanks, any donations gratefully received!

 

 

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Accentuate the Positive Cancer Research UK fundraiser 8th June

CRUK Print Test A1 200412The Accidentals’ next big gig is a fundraising concert for Cancer Research UK. 

Date/time: 8th June, 3.30pm

Venue: St Peters Church, Market Hill, Sudbury, C010 2EH

Tickets: £8 adults, £3 children from Compact Music tel 01787 881160, or Sudbury Tourist Information Centre. Or you can use the contact form on this site, and we’ll save you a ticket – refreshments included!

The entertainment will be a selection of uplifting, eclectic, summertime tunes.  Special guests are Laura Barnard, Sudbury’s rising new musical star – Andrew Lloyd Webber has already handpicked her to showcase a song from  his new musical.

Laura Barnard

Guitar duo Nick and Matt Hunt will be singing and strumming their own tunes, while The Institukes, Sudbury’s very own ukelele orchestra will be bringing some 1920s classics to life.

Every penny goes to Cancer Research UK, who have been a great help in organising this concert.

 

 

Get Your Kicks On Route 66

Route 66 was first covered by Nat King Cole in 1946, here’s a cover image of Nat and his trio. The Accidentals are venturing down Route 66 (actually the A131) on 13th April at our Halstead Swing Night. The bop starts at 7.30pm, tickets £7.50 from 01787 476480 or on the door at the Queens Hall.

Route 66, Nat Kjng Cole Trio

Route 66 by Bob Troup, Nat King Cole Trio

Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

Breaking Up is Hard to Do single cover

Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

No, not us, silly! Our latest tune for the Halstead Bop on 13th April is a 5 part version of Neil Sedaka’s classic from 1962. Don’t forget, tickets are £7.50 and are available on the night or by ringing 01787 476480.

13th April 40s/50s Swing Night, Halstead

Halstead Parish Council have asked us along to provide music for dancing on Sunday 13th April at Queens Hall, Chipping Hill, Halstead from 7.30pm.
We’re polishing up our swing and 1950s numbers, including this 1958 ditty from the Maguire Sisters which we reckon is the sugariest tune ever!

1950s singing group

The Maguire Sisters singing ‘Sugartime’

Contact us if you’d like tickets.

Also in the pipeline, a Cancer Research fundraiser at 3.30pm on 8th June, St Peters Church Sudbury. Tickets £8, and every penny will go to the charity.