A PHOTOGRAPHER is tuning up for charity.
Andrew Lock is staging an exhibition featuring a decade of his live music photography in Leamington in aid of Coventry-based baby hospice Zoe’s Place and the Cinnamon Trust which supports the elderly, terminally ill and their pets.
Artists featured in ‘Rock and Roll Dreams Come True’ will include Dr Feelgood, Marillion, Magnum, John Otway, Mostly Autumn, Hayseed Dixie and Fish, as well as many local bands at venues including The Leamington Assembly, The Zephyr Lounge and festivals such as Napton, Warwick Folk Festival and The Cropredy Festival.
The exhibition, sponsored by Leamington’s Presto Music, takes place at the Oak House Club Sports and Social Club on Holly Walk in Leamington on Wednesday October 17, from 7pm to 10.30pm.
There will be short live sets by Steve Walwyn of Dr Feelgood, and Coventry singer/songwriter Kristy Gallacher .
There will be a charity raffle with signed CDs and other items by some of the artists in the exhibition, together with donations by local businesses including Regent Framing, The Catalan Restaurant and The Tom O’The Wood country inn.
All prints will be available for sale with proceeds going to the chosen charities.
Entry to the exhibition is free and there will also be a licensed bar.
