The Black Circle presents… Tiny Vipers, Dephine Joussein, Chantal Acda
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TBC#23 – Saturday, October 17th @ The Globe
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TINY VIPERS
Tiny Vipers is the music project of American singer and multi-instrumentalist Jesy Fortino. Known for its minimalism, her style combines elements of folk, ambient, and atmospheric music and is characterized by sparse instrumentation, often using just an acoustic guitar and vocals. People and times past wander through her songs like ghosts looking for a home, appearing and then vanishing into deft guitar playing that is reminiscent of John Fahey and Ry Cooder.
https://tinyvipers.bandcamp.com
https://instagram.com/tiny_vipers
DELPHINE JOUSSEIN (CALAMITY)
Delphine pushes the boundaries of the flute far beyond the angelic sound it is often associated with, as demonstrated in her numerous musical projects including Nout and Flotjer. With her solo project, CALAMITY, she applies a mix of electronics, vocal and mouth effects, and percussion to create dramatic duals between madness and introspection, organic and electric, acoustic and amplified. Supported by solid riffs, and all played live through her flute, her performances showcase the expansive experimental sounds of her instrument.
https://www.instagram.com/delphine.joussein
CHANTAL ACDA
Chantal Acda is a Dutch-born, Belgium-based singer-songwriter known for her deeply emotional songs, fragile voice, and genre-crossing sound that moves between indie folk, ambient, and contemporary jazz. Over the past two decades, she has quietly built a reputation as one of Europe’s most distinctive and collaborative musical voices.
https://www.instagram.com/chantal.acda
https://chantalacda.bandcamp.com
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DATE & VENUE
Saturday, October 17th 7.30-10.30pm
The Globe, High Street West, Glossop.
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TICKETS
£8 early bird via Eventbrite, until July 9th (+ applicable fees)
£10 advance via Eventbrite (+ applicable fees)
£12 on the door
There are a limited number of “pay as you feel” tickets available to anyone who is low or unwaged and wishes to join us.
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ABOUT THIS EVENT
The bands playing at TBC #23 will be finished by 10.30pm at the latest – the last train from Glossop back to Manchester Piccadilly is at 10.52.
We will be accepting donations for Glossopdale Foodbank on the night of the show. The items that they particularly need at the moment are: tinned meat like chicken in white sauce or stewing steak; long life milk; tinned fruit; tinned custard; rice pudding; tinned sweetcorn; tinned vegetables; toilet paper; soap; shampoo and conditioner.
The event will take place in an upstairs room; unfortunately no lift access is available so stairs will need to be navigated.
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The Black Circle x Safe Space High Peak
Our events are, and will always be, safe spaces for trans people. As a collective we will actively support and advocate for the trans community. Trans people will be represented on our line ups and we hope in our audiences as well.
TBC#23 – Saturday, October 17th @ The Globe
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TINY VIPERS
Tiny Vipers is the music project of American singer and multi-instrumentalist Jesy Fortino. Known for its minimalism, her style combines elements of folk, ambient, and atmospheric music and is characterized by sparse instrumentation, often using just an acoustic guitar and vocals. People and times past wander through her songs like ghosts looking for a home, appearing and then vanishing into deft guitar playing that is reminiscent of John Fahey and Ry Cooder.
https://tinyvipers.bandcamp.com
https://instagram.com/tiny_vipers
DELPHINE JOUSSEIN (CALAMITY)
Delphine pushes the boundaries of the flute far beyond the angelic sound it is often associated with, as demonstrated in her numerous musical projects including Nout and Flotjer. With her solo project, CALAMITY, she applies a mix of electronics, vocal and mouth effects, and percussion to create dramatic duals between madness and introspection, organic and electric, acoustic and amplified. Supported by solid riffs, and all played live through her flute, her performances showcase the expansive experimental sounds of her instrument.
https://www.instagram.com/delphine.joussein
CHANTAL ACDA
Chantal Acda is a Dutch-born, Belgium-based singer-songwriter known for her deeply emotional songs, fragile voice, and genre-crossing sound that moves between indie folk, ambient, and contemporary jazz. Over the past two decades, she has quietly built a reputation as one of Europe’s most distinctive and collaborative musical voices.
https://www.instagram.com/chantal.acda
https://chantalacda.bandcamp.com
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DATE & VENUE
Saturday, October 17th 7.30-10.30pm
The Globe, High Street West, Glossop.
______________________________________
TICKETS
£8 early bird via Eventbrite, until July 9th (+ applicable fees)
£10 advance via Eventbrite (+ applicable fees)
£12 on the door
There are a limited number of “pay as you feel” tickets available to anyone who is low or unwaged and wishes to join us.
______________________________________
ABOUT THIS EVENT
The bands playing at TBC #23 will be finished by 10.30pm at the latest – the last train from Glossop back to Manchester Piccadilly is at 10.52.
We will be accepting donations for Glossopdale Foodbank on the night of the show. The items that they particularly need at the moment are: tinned meat like chicken in white sauce or stewing steak; long life milk; tinned fruit; tinned custard; rice pudding; tinned sweetcorn; tinned vegetables; toilet paper; soap; shampoo and conditioner.
The event will take place in an upstairs room; unfortunately no lift access is available so stairs will need to be navigated.
______________________________________
The Black Circle x Safe Space High Peak
Our events are, and will always be, safe spaces for trans people. As a collective we will actively support and advocate for the trans community. Trans people will be represented on our line ups and we hope in our audiences as well.