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Welcome to
The Ritz Acoustic Club
The Ritz Acoustic Club
Providing, Promoting and Performing, since 7th May 1999
The 'Home' of Acoustic Music in Somerset
Every Thursday Night
Now from 8:15 pm
New Format
- 15 minute sessions -
The Ritz Acoustic Club is all about providing a stage area,
for anyone to come along and perform in front of a live audience.
There are 3 Sets, each containing 3 Sessions
First set starts at 8:15pm with 3 x 15 minute sessions.
Second set starts at 9:15pm with 3 x 15 minute sessions.
Third set starts at 10:15pm with 3 x 15 minute sessions.
(Sessions may be booked from 7.45pm, on a 'First come, First served' basis)
We recommend you arrive early to get a session.
Special Guest / Showcase Nights ...
STILL SUSPENDED AT THIS TIME
which are held on the third Thursday of a month.
There is one Open-Mic set (8:30pm - 9:40pm) on Showcase Nights, with a maximum of 8 acts.
This is followed by the guest act at 10:00pm - 11:10pm.
Click here for details of forthcoming showcase guests
and here for a list of our past guests
Polite Advice - Other Stuff - T's & C's
The club welcomes both experienced performers and those new to performing in public.
The club is a music club and to that end we ask people to be considerate to the players when they are on stage,
however, there is a bar and it’s not a library; common sense should apply.
If you want to chat rather than listen, please move to the upper bar.
Musicians/Performers should note the following...
Electric solid bodied bass guitars are permitted (we have one available or bring your own).
Electric solid bodied lead / rhythm guitars are discouraged, we encourage the use of acoustic guitars with or without a plug-in facility.
In order to provide as many slots to artists as possible and to finish as close to 11:00pm as possible,
we ask that you are tuned up and ready to go when you go on stage, apart from minor tweaking of course.We are unable to schedule performers who use backing tracks. It is a live music club.
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