Acoustic Warehouse

We are a weekly Live Performance Open-Mic venue.
If you think you can entertain us
we'd love to see you.
If you want to be entertained-
come and see us

About Us:
The Acoustic Warehouse is a weekly Performance, Live Music, Open-Mic venue.

If you think you can entertain us then we'd love to see you.
If you'd like to be entertained then come and see us!

We meet every Monday night at the Passage House Inn Kingsteignton Devon UK. Full PA provided. (See more info on http://www. myspace.com/acoustic_warehouse)

"A lovely friendly club with a fabulous ambiance and an attentive audience" HeartWave Music

"I really enjoyed coming along last Monday and listening to the music. I think the venue is wonderful and everyone made me feel very welcome’ Debbie Shotton Rowcroft Community Fundraising Officer

Who We would like to meet:
We would like to meet you ! : -) Either to perform or just to listen. At the Acoustic Warehouse if you are a beginner or not, and you want to perform come along you will be welcome. You don’t necessarily have to have a plug in instrument we can “mic up” most other instruments.
We start at seven thirty and be finish at ten thirty . Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult. If you don’t wish to perform then of course you’re also more than welcome just to come and watch. We intend to cover each week, Mondays nights, as amplified "Live" performance nights, have some fun and come along.

Featured Artist : - From an idea suggested by Nigel, we are going to develop “Featured Artist” events. These will be an otherwise normal evening, but with a “Featured Artist” having a longer session (approximately 3 /4 hour) at the end of the evening. Mainly sourced from local artists, we envisage that there will be about one a month. These will be posted as “events” on the Facebook page.

Some questions we’ve been asked

Why do you have an MC (Master of Ceremonies)
MC’s are a bit like estate agents, nobody really likes them, but the situation without them is far, far, worse.
Someone has to take charge of the situation, make sure everyone is fairly treated, and keep a close eye on the available time. In the very rare occasions where an artist goes of the rails (e. g. singing a song that’s already been performed) then it’s up to the MC to get them back on track