*Holly Taymar sings Eva Cassidy* – Gary Stewart and Holly Taymar – A celebration of Paul Simon and Eva Cassidy @ Seven Arts, Leeds
Join us for an unforgettable evening of timeless music as two exceptional local artists pay tribute to two legendary singer-songwriters.
GARY STEWART – THE SONGS OF PAUL SIMON
Scottish singer-songwriter Gary Stewart is no stranger to the Leeds music scene, having spent 15 years honing his craft in the city. While celebrated for his own folk-pop originals, Stewart has also wowed audiences at festivals across the UK with his band’s stunning interpretations of Paul Simon’s classics.
From the evocative storytelling of The Boxer to the infectious rhythms of Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard, he brings Simon’s vast songbook to life with passion and authenticity. Expect beloved hits like Graceland, Mrs. Robinson, and Kodachrome, alongside hidden gems such as Duncan and Song for the Asking.
http://www.garystewartmusic.co.uk
HOLLY TAYMAR SINGS EVA CASSIDY
In this brand-new show, Holly Taymar captures the magic of Eva Cassidy, whose breathtaking versions of Over the Rainbow, Fields of Gold, and Songbird have touched hearts worldwide since her life was tragically cut short in 1996.
Born in Wakefield and having studied in Leeds, Taymar has been winning over music fans for 20 years with her smooth vocals, accomplished guitar playing, and heartfelt original songs. Beyond her solo work, she is an in-demand session songwriter and vocalist, much like Cassidy, known for her versatility in folk, jazz and blues.
With a delicate yet soulful voice, she breathes new life into Cassidy’s treasured repertoire, paying tribute to her extraordinary talent with warmth and sensitivity.
http://www.hollytaymar.co.uk
Together, these two remarkable performers will take you on a journey through some of the most cherished songs ever written – while also celebrating two of the UK’s finest contemporary troubadours.
Don’t miss this unique celebration of Paul Simon and Eva Cassidy at Seven Arts.
Ticket price £20
Doors 7pm. Show 7.30pm.