Pistolettes @ Cat and Fiddle Pub - Every 4th Thursday

The Pistolettes @ Cat and Fiddle Pub

Genre: A range from Soul to Rock to Country and Rhythm and Blues - all fun.
Time: 10pm
no cover
19+

Why Should I Go?

Bring together the sassy and outspoken Ginger St James and the feisty and boisterous Mary Simon and you can be sure there'll be some hoot'n hollering from this pair. Either one of these performers can and have commanded the stage with just their own material, but together as the pistolettes with Justine (the bass machine) on bass they reach a whole other level - an entertaining act not to be missed.

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