Late Night Marauders are led by whirlwind soulstress Ruthie Scott and the piano wizardry of James Wood. Raised on a steady diet of classic RnB and jazz standards Ruthie developed a deep love for Ray Charles, Nina Simone, Etta James and Tom Waits to name a few. Hooking up with James their songs evoke visions of smokey basement clubs in the 1950’s where beatniks and jazzheads would party. They are now a full band with added rhythm and horn section their unique blend of soul, R’n’B and boogie is an irrepressible delight

Supported by Diggory Venn

Sunjay’s style has that natural drift between folk and blues and both camps have recognised his obvious flair. There have been a clutch of award nominations, including winning the Wath Festival Young Performers Award. He also made the final selection for the BBC’s Young Folk Award in 2012, had three nominations at the Exposure Music Awards 2014 and was also recognised by the 2014 British Blues Awards. 

Sunjay also had a successful stint playing the lead role in a touring theatre production of Buddy Holly &The Cricketers.

Supported by Lucy Marshall

****Please be aware the due to the Bank Holiday this week the Pea is on a Tuesday for this event****

AN ENERGETIC FOLK ROCK DUO

Jon & Wendy are part of the Jon Palmer Band with is described as “a cross between The Pogues and Bruce Springsteen’s Seeger Session Band – with a bit of Waterboys and Saw Doctors thrown in for good measure”, Leeds Music Scene said the Jon Palmer Acoustic Band left them “spellbound and desperate for more!” Jon is a former winner of the Grolsch UK Songwriter of the Year, and a published songwriter with Sony.

Dan Webster is a seasoned English singer-songwriter, his music is influenced by sounds and story telling traditions of American and British Folk music (in it’s broadest sense), Americana and Rock and Roll. Americana UK described him as ‘A Hybrid of Damien Rice, Seth Lakeman and Tom McRae’. Webster just writes what he feels, in his words “it’s just about the music, there’s no plan when I’m writing, there doesn’t need to be, writing is about honesty, we connect with real experiences and real emotions in music”.

Come and join us for a great night of music and celebrations on our 50^th year!

“50 YEARS IN THE CAN”

We have booked the Theatre Suite at the Beverley Parkway Cinema for a very special night and we are proud to announce that our Patron, Henry Priestman along with Les Glover and The Men of a Certain Age plus Billy Mitchell (ex Lindesfarne) and Flossie Malavialle will be our featured artists – and what a night it promises to be!

The second phase of tickets sales will be released on Monday 4th February at the first of our 2019 music nights at The Light Dragoon, featuring the Swamp Dogs (see calendar date above)

“It’s absolutely brilliant he’s found his voice!” Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2″
Heading for the eleventh sell-out year in succession at The Processed Pea, Henry accompanied by his trusty band The Men of A Certain Age (Les Glover, and local boys Martin Peirson & Peter Robinson), and whoever else he might be able to persuade to get up and hit/play something on the night returns to Etton. Expect songs from his three solo albums and classic hits from his time with The Christians etc. 

NB. TICKETS FOR THIS EVENT WILL ONLY BE AVAILABLE TO DIRECTLY PURCHASE ON MONDAY EVENINGS AT THE PROCESSED PEA CLUB DURING EVENT NIGHTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR LISTED ON THE CLUB WEBSITE AND WE GOT TICKETS