Next Performance: Thursday 1st April 2009 – 9:30pm (Free Entry)
Scotsman, James Brodie, writes comedic schizo-folk songs drawn from his time living as an expat in China. Brodie is a madman on a soapbox whose songs string together truths as they come to him, singing in Chinese, French, English, and Chinglish. His wild performing style and hilarious lyrics always have the audience in stitches.
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- Live Music: “Joris” – French singer songwriter performing folk-punk and rural blues
- Live Music: “The Feast The Feast” – Trio performing original songs with jazz, punk & American folk-roots influences
- St. Patrick’s Day Party: Live Irish Folk Music
- Live Music: “The Dublingers!” – Irish folk music from Beijing
- Live Music: “Ismat” – ‘East meets west’ fusing of traditional Xinjiang folk influences with Flamenco!
