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Join Baresca as they welcome Nottingham based singer/songwriter Robyn Hughes Jones to the Cellar9 stage!
Robyn is a 21 year old singer/songwriter originally from Lincolnshire and now based in Nottingham UK. After encouragement from friends and family Robyn delved into Nottingham's open mic scene and was soon introduced to a local promoter with Im not from London Records leading to her first gig at BrewDog in May 2013.
Several of Robyn's tracks had been sent into and played by BBC Introducing in Nottingham and she was contacted by Dean Jackson and asked to do a live session which reached almost 80,000 views and prompted interest from major record labels.
Dates:
Thursday March 17th 2016, from 7pm
Thursday April 21st 2016 from 7pm
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