Simon Robinson It was a super intimate performance. Intimate in the sense that at the start there was hardly anybody in the audience which added to the power of the music. Also that it was him sat there accompanied by his banjo, completely acoustic. His vocals were atmospherically raw, heartfelt and intentionally quiet - less being more. The audience was completely silent apart from the subconscious feet tapping and head nodding which created a metronomic wave across the seats. People were encouraged to join in, sing-a-long. It was such a genuine, beautiful and natural surround sound to be engulfed in. People created a vast range of interesting, different harmonies. The atmosphere at the venue was incredibly friendly. There were a complete mix of different ages, the venue seemed a local hub. Fabric and bunting had been draped around the hall in a very hippy fashion which created a relaxed and informal environment. Georgie and Phoebe They...