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Newsflash: Cleckheaton Cancelled

Due to circumstances beyond our control the Cleckheaton Album Launch Concert which was due to take place on 25th April is now cancelled. Don't forget though, that you can catch up with the band in Shepley, Cleethorpes, Sheffield or Maltby, and then at Ilkley Manor House in September (if you can wait that long!). Sorry for any inconvenience caused and we hope to see you soon.

Love & Money - ALBUM LAUNCH TOUR

Crucible are pleased to announce our forthcoming ALBUM LAUNCH TOUR to celebrate the release of their new CD 'Love & Money'.

The CD features 12 fantastic new tracks and will be available from the beginning of April '08. Catch up with the band at one of the launch tour gigs.

To purchase CDs direct from the band, please send a cheque* for £12 per CD, along with your postal address. Also available are first album Changeling, now on final print, and second album Crux. We're also doing a special deal - any two CDs for £22, or all three for £30.

For more details email us at info@cruciblemusic.co.uk or phone 0114 2316779.

*Cheques should be made payable to J Arrowsmith and sent to Crucible c/o 43 Melrose Rd, Sheffield, S3 9DN

"Crucible reach to the heart of the matter... bringing guts and attitude back into the music."
FRoots

"Emphatically talented... What instantly stands out is that each of them is not only a very capable musician but also has a joyfully distinctive voice"
The Folkmag

A dynamic English folk ensemble from Sheffield, Crucible marry driving and infectious instrumental music with richly layered harmony song and subtle accompaniments. Their music combines the deepest roots of their native tradition with a fresh and contemporary edge to produce performances sparking with raw energy.

Crucible are:

Gavin Davenport:
Vocals, Guitar, Cittern
Richard Arrowsmith:
Vocals, Melodeon, Anglo Concertina
Helena Reynolds:
Vocals, Fiddles, Bagpipes
Jess Arrowsmith:
Vocals, Fiddle

As individuals or as a group Crucible offer a rich and exciting variety of workshops, from European dance or morris to traditional ballads or harmony singing.