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CANCELLED: Intimate gig at The Roseate with Deva St. John and Daughter of the Water

This event has now been cancelled

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Saturday, March 25, 2023 6:01 am
in Entertainment, Reading
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UPDATE: Unfortunately this gig has now been cancelled. Those with tickets can contact the ticketing organisation Gigantic for refunds.

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The Roseate Sessions, presented by Heavy Pop, is set to take place next week.

Held on the last Thursday of every month, at the luxury boutique hotel in Reading town centre, the evenings are intimate, unplugged acoustic live performances.

Held in their in-house cinema, Upstage Mini, there are just 30 seats available.

At the March 30 event, performers include Daughter of the Water, the folknoir project of Sarah Lambert-Gates, and her banjola.

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She performs sonic fairytales of the sea, love, rivers, and time travel.

The alt-rock-pop soloist, Deva St. John, is also to perform. Their unique style fuses classic rock with modern production, slick writing, and powerful vocals.

Industry insiders have tipped Deva to go right to the top.

Pre-bookings are available for an exclusive set menu in the hotel’s restaurant before the performance starts.

Admission for the show is £13.50 in advance, with unreserved seating.

For more details, call The Roseate on 0118 952 7770

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