The wonderful Rowland Jones has invited me to join him for Talking Songs this Tuesday 9th February 2021 at 6:30pm. We shall be talking about songwriting, and of course, I'll sing some songs at the end. I would love for you to listen in. Here's the link... www.talkingsongs.uk

I had the great pleasure to meet up with Stewart Griffin recently at Salford's Museum and Art Gallery to record two shows. Here is the first, join us as I choose my favourite 7 songs and tell you why they mean so much to me. As well as the fine chat with Stewart, you'll hear wonderful music from Sandy Denny, The Carpenters, Joni Mitchell, Pink Floyd, Judee Sill and more. I really hope you enjoy the music and conversation in the show. Listen on Mixcoud here 

By Sandy Denny. Sung live in front of an audience at The Globe in Glossop, Derbyshire UK by Singer/Songwriter Rosie Arnfield. The painting in the background is called "Crows over the Edge" by Simon Parkin, a landscape painter from the Peak District.

A song inspired by Wuthering Heights written & performed by Rosie Arnfield on piano/vocals and Gavin Barras on bass. Live at The Globe in Glossop. 

At the regional finals Rosie won the trophy for "Best Original Song" with 'Song Bird' as well as winning a meeting with industry professionals, and progression in to the next round! Rosie is now one performance away from the Grand Final within the O2! Support her by buying tickets to the North West England & Midlands Final, which will take place on Saturday 16th November in Maxwell Hall, Salford.

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Help Rosie to get her first album professionally recorded and produced. 10 beautifully composed songs are finally ready be set in stone. There's plenty of rewards for those who make a pledge including - be the first to receive a physical CD of the debut album, pre-release digital downloads of the EP, illustrated and handwritten lyrics, signed posters, your name on the album and more quirky rewards to be added.

She is looking to raise £1,500 to help her to fund the recording and release of her debut album. The money will go towards; paying additional musicians including cello & guitar, recording, mixing, mastering, travel, photography and production of a thoughtfully designed physical album. If she exceeds her target, any extra money will go towards producing artistic music videos, new equipment, a UK tour & merchandise.

Rosie Arnfield from Glossop has made it through to the Regional Finals of the prestigious Open Mic UK music competition and will now be performing at the next stage hoping to make it through to the Grand Final at The O2 in London. 

Sunday 6th October 2:15pm - University of Salford Get Tickets