Let’s Hear it For Juliet Turner

Singer Juliet Turner will be performing in the Down Arts Centre. Singer Juliet Turner will be performing in the Down Arts Centre.[/caption] In 1996 whilst studying in Glasgow, Juliet was offered the chance to record a collection of her own songs in a little studio called ‘Heaven’ with small independent label ‘Sticky Music’. The result was the albumxa0‘Let’s Hear it for Pizza’. She proved her ability as a live performer, opening showsxa0for Joan Armatrading in The Royal Albert Hall, Sting in Dublin’s Point Depot, xa0Bob Dylan,Tracy Chapman, Nataliexa0Merchant, U2, Art Garfunkel and Brian Adams. In February 2005 Juliet picked upxa0anxa0Irish Meteor Music Awardxa0for best Irish Female Performer, alongside artists such as Paddy Casey, PJ Harvey and Snow Patrolxa0and later that year, released “Juliet Turner – Live from the Spirit Store” which achieved gold sales status in Ireland. Juliet will be treating the audiences to a sneak preview of songs from her forthcoming album, including the track ‘The House at the Top of thexa0 Hill’ The House at the Top of the Hillxa0was recorded in Fitzroy Presbyterian Church in Belfast city centre, in the slow peace that dropped after the primary school children left off kicking their football against the church windows and went home for their tea. Juliet’s sweet voice and precise, evocative lyrics,xa0Farriers’xa0Stephen Macartney’sxa0warm backing vocals and guitar, and Gareth Hughes’ mellow double bass have given us a recording that is as live and acoustic as they come. Just the way the fans requested. For tickets – call at the Down Arts Centre or phone 028 44 610747]]>

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