Come along to our acoustic (and free) lunchtime concert, 12.30-1.15pm 28th August at Sudbury Arts Centre, Market Hill, CO10 2EA.
We’re accompanied by pianist extraordinaire Therese Miller, who’s bringing swing and groove to our programme of close harmony songs from the 1930s to Michael Buble.
https://sudburyartscentre.com/event/sound-bites-free-lunchtime-live-music-the-accidentals/
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Saturday 1st June we’re at St Andrew’s Church, Great Cornard, Sudbury for a fundraising concert. We have our backing band Flat Broke, and are singing everything from swing tunes to light classical, with some pop tunes thrown in, starting at
7.30pm.
Tasty tunes and a ploughman’s supper, what a combo! Call 07581062259 for tickets, £10.
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Check out, new for 2024, our new page of recordings and videos, giving you a tempting taster of our extensive repertoire, from swing to disco and lots inbetween:
We were honoured to be videoed in July performing four numbers for the Quay Theatre’s Online Series.
Here’s the video, the numbers are Over the Rainbow, It Don’t Mean A Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing), Nella Fantasia and Mr Blue Sky: The Accidentals Quay Online July 2020
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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 by Bob Troup, Nat King Cole Trio
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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!
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.
L-R Julie, Emma, Emma, Julie and Wendy
The boys with Emma at our first gig, October 2010
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