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BARD COMPANY – COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT
Friends and comrades – you are all, no doubt, making your own plans and have your own thoughts about what to do during the current Covid-19 outbreak.
As a band that does not rely on its gigs for a living – we are in the position of not being reliant on gigs to feed our families – and our hearts go out to those performers who are in such a tricky predicament with regards to making a decision on what to do for the best.
We have never cancelled a gig before – either as a band or as individual performers – but the current situation calls for some drastic measures to ensure ourselves, our friends and our loved ones are not unduly exposed to onward infection at our gigs.
Consequently – we intend to review gigs on a fortnightly basis – and take decisions on whether to play or pull out based on current Government guidelines at the time. So we may very well have to cancel more gigs.
It breaks our hearts to do this – we love performing and we hate to let people down – but these are unprecedented times and, as individuals and collectively, we need to take unprecedented actions to combat the threat.
We hope you understand. Solidarity Forever!
Rocky, Punky, Bolshie, Cheesy
BARD COMPANY
20th May 2020
As there are no live gigs to promote our new album - we've put together a promotional video to give it a push - please click on the link to have a look and a listen - and please like and share :
20th May 2020
The Northern Green Gathering has postponed their event until 2021 - the good news is that Bard Company are available to play the revised date next year and have been confirmed to perform.
Regrettably the Morecambe Fringe Festival has also been cancelled and the band are awaiting an update on whether the booking can also be moved to the 2021 festival
20th March 2020
Following the closure of venues, due to the Covid-19 outbreak, we have no choice but to postpone gigs throughout April - June and will review the situation regarding gigs later in the year at the end of June. It is our intention to restart the RAISING THE STANDARDS TOUR once the Covid-19 situation has been resolved - and we are actively seeking to reschedule the dates at the Tudor House, Wigan Otley Labour Rooms and The Red Shed in Wakefield + others when gigs are given the green light to recommence
18th March 2020
The 'What's Your Story, Chorley?' festival has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 situation - consequently the BARD 2 THE BONE gig at the festival will not be going ahead.