Tom Kerswill

Booked an extra date for this week, playing at the Phoenix on Oxford Rd, Manchester. This Thursday 2nd March. Then, the following evening - Jackon’s Pit, Oldham, with Adam Rogowski & Band…

Phoenix, Thursday 2nd, also features:

*Campaign For Real Time
From Boston. “Awesome, weird off beaty stuff on BSM Records (home of Get cape) ”
www.c4rt.com
*Second smile: www.secondsmile.com
*Friends of Virgil

£5 on the door, proceeds to charity. Should be a good night!

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Friday 3rd March - Jackson’s Pit
Oldham, Manchester - £2.00

I’m playing on the same bill as Adam Rogowski & Band. Should be a goodun! Drop us a line and I’ll get you a flyer so you can be sure to get in! I’ll be able to help out with lifts too if you’d like to come along.

Hi all,
Unfortunately the FuseFM series of gigs at Jabez Clegg have been cancelled by the organisers Really sorry about that - there wasn’t much we could do. However I’ve got a replacement at Jackson’s Pit in Oldham, just North East of Manchester…
Sorry about the Jabez gig!
Tom

Hey! My next Manchester gig is at the FuseFM AMP night at Jabez Clegg, in a week’s time (Monday 27th). They’ve got a lovely-sounding PA in there (I’ve just returned from checking out this week’s show) and it should be a good one if we can get a nice crowd along. Would be lovely to see you there!
Tomx

Liam Frost is a Mancunian singer-songwriter who does a good live show and is rapidly gaining a cult following. Look out for the debut album, available on Amazon.

He’s done a string of live shows this year, including a residency at Night and Day, and an appearance at the Summer Sundae Festival.

Come along to the Lord Hood in Greenwich this Wednesday (8th) for an acoustic set from me!

Would be lovely to see all you Londoners there. Looking forward to it

Tomx

As always in Manchester, loads and loads of great acoustic gigs are happening. Thursday 26th Jan saw the beginning of a four-week residency by Mancunian singer-songwriter Liam Frost, and his band the Slowdown Family.

Support acts Damon Valentine and Lisa Brown were on top form - Damon with some slow but beautifully crafted Damien Rice-style stuff and Lisa Brown (they’re actually an all-male indie band) with their highly-infectious post-Coldplay pop. I’ve had their songs running through my head all week.

Laim Frost and co were really excellent - and Night and Day was sold out, creating a great atmosphere… It’s an ideally suited venue for this kind of thing, and I imagine he’ll go on to sell out much bigger venues in the coming year. As is often the case with Night and Day, the sound was really top quality.

If you’d like to catch the last two dates of Liam’s residency at Night and Day, then get yourself to the cafe before 8 on Thursday 9th and Thursday 16th. You won’t be disappointed. But tickets probably won’t last long.

See also: information on Liam Frost albums and releases

I’m playing at the Madhouse Bar on Hampton St in Birmingham (near the centre) this afternoon. Starts from 2pm, and I’m on stage 3.30pm!

Okay, so I have a love-hate relationship with myspace, but I’m beginning to love it more than hate it…

If you’d like to add me, please visit http://www.myspace.com/tomkerswill

… And you’ll hear a few tunes on there too!