It does not matter what the weather is like outside, the inside of the Buffalo Club, Navy Club, National Hotel and PS Art Space will be heating up as some of the best local bands and solo artists hit the stage every Thursday night in July.
As well as traditional sets from acts like Custom Royal, Hideous Sun Demon, Methyl Ethyl and Shameem Taheri-Lee, PS Art Space will be bringing a different kind of music appreciation after assembling five distinct and progressive program, each looking into different themes like hip-hop, psych-rock and tribal techno.
Also new on the bill for 2015 is the Irish Music Jam Session at the National Hotel.
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READ NOWHeld every week during the festival, musician David Hyams said an Irish music session was usually an informal gathering of musicians who came together to play a bit of tradition Irish music.
“At least six players will turn up each night and play around a table in an informal style, and it’s likely there will be others who join in,” he said.
“It’s not really a show so much but about the atmosphere-you’ll mostly hear some lively tunes played by some great musicians and it’s a great way to warm up for the other events the festival will be offering each Thursday.
“I’ve been involved with Hidden Treasures a few times now in different capacities, the festival always has some great ideas and great acts and I love seeing some of the clubs and venues around High Street come live.”
Hidden Treasures is on every Thursday night in July.
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