The Session >> Sessions >> The White Lion Public House, St Albans
Telephone: +44 1727 850540
Website: http://www.thewhitelionph.co.uk/
Submitted on August 26th 2008 by Rick Payman.
Wednesday
... at which you get what you pay for!
Mostly traditional Irish (and other Celtic) instrumental, also some Bluegrass/English & other.
Suitable for beginners and amateurs alike, else we would need to move elsewhere!
Wednesday evenings from 9pm - 11pm.
# Posted on August 27th 2008 by Rick Payman
I have started to compile a list of tunes played at the session:
http://www.thesession.org/members/display/49056/tunebook/typename
You can also visit our MySpace page:
http://www.myspace.com/thewhitelionsessions
# Posted on August 28th 2008 by Rick Payman
My god, I've just checked out The Train Line - it takes less than hour to get up there and just over an hour to get back, from Catford....I'll bear this in mind. Easier than a lot of sessions actually in London...hmmm....
# Posted on October 22nd 2008 by Alf Tupper
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A small, free and friendly session...
... at which you get what you pay for!
Mostly traditional Irish (and other Celtic) instrumental, also some Bluegrass/English & other.
Suitable for beginners and amateurs alike, else we would need to move elsewhere!
Wednesday evenings from 9pm - 11pm.
# Posted on August 27th 2008 by Rick Payman
Session Tunes
I have started to compile a list of tunes played at the session:
http://www.thesession.org/members/display/49056/tunebook/typename
You can also visit our MySpace page:
http://www.myspace.com/thewhitelionsessions
# Posted on August 28th 2008 by Rick Payman
My god, I've just checked out The Train Line - it takes less than hour to get up there and just over an hour to get back, from Catford....I'll bear this in mind. Easier than a lot of sessions actually in London...hmmm....
# Posted on October 22nd 2008 by Alf Tupper