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Delphians return to Snaith pub

Published on 30th November 2006 in Ents

Headliners Delphians return to the Bell and Crown in Snaith after a triumphant performance at this year's Snaithfest.

They play acoustic-led pop rock, simple songs played extremely well. Hailing from Sunderland, this four-piece are well worth the watch.

Support comes from Steer. Various members of the band have performed before at the Bell and Crown, but this is the first time the whole band has appeared. Led by brothers Craig and Warren Steer, the band features piano/keys, acoustic and electric guitars, bass, drums and percussion behind the siblings' soaring vocal talents.

The evening of music takes place on Friday December 1 and entrance is free.

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