Nether Edge Festival - Martin Stephenson

As part of this years Nether Edge Festival, join us in the intimate surrounds of the Samuel Worth Chapel for a very special evening with Martin Stephenson beloved singer-songwriter, storyteller, and frontman of the legendary Daintees [https://daintees.bandcamp.com].Martins career began on the streets, busking as a teenager inspired by the likes of The Cure and the Brighton scene. What followed was a musical journey spanning four decades, blending genres from jazz to country, skiffle to reggae, all delivered with warmth, humour, and a deep connection to his roots.With The Daintees, Martin found early acclaim and shared stages with Aztec Camera, The Bluebells, and John Martyn. Later, he stepped away from the mainstream industry to embrace a fiercely independent path, crafting a rich catalogue of self-financed albums and earning a devoted live following along the way.This performance part concert, part storytelling session promises a heartfelt, soulful evening full of reflection, melody and musical surprises from one of Britains most enduring and endearing talents.Tickets:17.50 + Booking feeEvent DetailsDoors: 7.30pm
Performance: 8.00pm
Location: The Samuel Worth Chapel, Sheffield, S11 8NT
Accessibility: The Samuel Worth Chapel is fully accessible.
Facilities: The Samuel Worth Chapel has a fully licensed bar selling local beers, wine and spirits.
Tickets: All tickets are sold online via Ticketsource. No tickets are available on the door.
Please note, bags will be checked upon entry.T&CsTickets for this event are non-refundable. However, if for any reason the event is cancelled by Sheffield General Cemetery Trust, we will refund your ticket.
If you have bought a ticket but are unable to attend, please email marketingandevents@gencem.org so we can try to reallocate it.
Email marketingandevents@gencem.org with any questions about this event.Thank You
This is a volunteer-led fundraising event for Sheffield General Cemetery Trust (Registered Charity Number: 1103158) with all proceeds going towards the charitable aims of the Trust. We thank you for your ongoing support in preserving this special place for generations to come.