Innisfree - Live at Hollow Tree

Innisfree - Live at Hollow Treewith Clare Vandeleur (Cello) & Keegan Steenkamp (Trumpet)Friday 21 August 19:00-21:00Join Innisfree for an intimate evening of live music, poetry and story telling.The Hollow Tree venue provides a calm and comfortable candlelit fireside setting for attentive and uninterrupted listening.Doors will open at 18:30 allowing for you to come in and nestle into the warmth of the space.Innisfree will open the evening at 19:00 with a live set of songs from the recently released album 'Wherever You Go, You See Them' featuring cellist Clare Vandeleur and Keegan Steenkamp on trumpet.Light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are welcome.There is no food or beverages for sale.There is parking on the road.The exact address will be given upon purchase of a ticket.We look forward to sharing this experience with you!ABOUT:Innisfree is the tell tale of Dave Gardner.Weaving together poetry, Pastoral Folk and lush melodies that open up spaces for the audience to get lost and found in.Dave’s original compositions are difficult to place within one specific genre, but universal themes of belonging provide an opening for sincere contemplation.The gentle guitar rhythms roll the body along, offering a unique opportunity to drop into the vast soundscapes of the South African landscapes that Dave pays homage to in his songs.Clare Vandeleur is a Johannesburg-based cellist and composer blending classical roots with ambient, exploratory playing. Clare has toured South Africa with Julian Redpath for the launch of his album 'Maiden Light', recorded on Nibs van der Spuy’s latest album 'Maiden of the River', contributed to Caroline Leisegang’s 'Comes the Night', and most recently recorded for Dave Gardner’s (Innisfree) recent release, 'Wherever You Go, You See Them'. Keegan Steenkamp is one of Cape Town's finest trumpet players and has played with many local artists including Asher Gamedze, Gabriel Espi, Dylan Fine, iBhunga, Thabo Krouwkam and many more. Keegan arranged exqusite trumpet & Trombone parts on Innisfree's last single 'Kalander'.