If in Whitby,either your up at the Abbey or down by the Bandstand you'll find it hard to miss Coblers Monday's dulcet tones entertaining? the tourists, locals and seagulls alike at Whitby Abbey Visitors Centre or on the Replica Mini Bark Endeavour.
As well as their local annual appearances at Moor and Coast Festival, Whitby Folk Week and the Captain Cook Celebrations, group members, have appeared on ‘ ITV’s Clayton’s Coast’, ‘BBC Countryfile’, CBBC,s Bio and starred as “scurvy victims” on the BBC2 series “What the Industrial Revolution did for us”.
Coblers Monday are not only a Sea Song and Shanty group, each member is a solo singer in his own right. The collected groups wide ranging repertoire of Sea-faring songs, Shanties, Humorous ditties,Traditional lays and Drinking strains are all performed with the groups underlying sense of fun shining through their powerhouse singing ,this makes them ideally suitable for Maritime Events,Folk Clubs, Festivals, Concerts, etc.
As well as their local annual appearances at Moor and Coast Festival, Whitby Folk Week and the Captain Cook Celebrations, group members, have appeared on ‘ ITV’s Clayton’s Coast’, ‘BBC Countryfile’, CBBC,s Bio and starred as “scurvy victims” on the BBC2 series “What the Industrial Revolution did for us”.
Coblers Monday are not only a Sea Song and Shanty group, each member is a solo singer in his own right. The collected groups wide ranging repertoire of Sea-
Coblers Monday Contact: Mick Haywood
3 Woodwarks Yard, Church Street,
Whitby YO224DG Phone 01947 601963
mickhaywood@coblersmonday.co.uk
3 Woodwarks Yard, Church Street,
Whitby YO224DG Phone 01947 601963
mickhaywood@coblersmonday.co.uk
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