Tom Paxton: 50 Years On UK Tour 2015

Tom Paxton: 50 Years On UK Tour 2015

US folk music legend Tom Paxton plays The Ulster Hall on Sunday 10 May, 50 years on from his first UK tour.

The five decades in-between have seen Tom record many enduring songs, perform thousands of live concerts around the world and receive a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.

[caption id="attachment_56022" align="alignleft" width="270"]US folk music legend Tom Paxton plays The Ulster Hall on Sunday 10 May, 50 years on from his first UK tour. US folk music legend Tom Paxton plays The Ulster Hall on Sunday 10 May, 50 years on from his first UK tour.[/caption]

Paxton’s forthcoming tour also marks the release of his new studio album, Redemption Road, just released this Monday 13 April.

“We are all born singing Tom Paxton songs” (Nanci Griffith) “Tom`s songs are fine songs in anyone`s book” (Uncut)

Tom Paxton is a joyful treat – a revered figure in folk music and a voice of his generation. Celebrated among peers and audiences alike, he is one of the most highly regarded and best known folk singer-songwriters of his generation.

He portrays a true desire to bring people together through his music, as demonstrated by timeless classics such as The Last Thing On My Mind, Bottle Of Wine and Ramblin’ Boy.

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Tickets for Tom Paxton are available online, by calling 028 9033 4455 and from the box office at The Ulster Hall.

There is a Waterfront Credit/Debit card handling charge of £1 per ticket for bookings made by telephone.

A fee of 50p per booking is payable for tickets forwarded by post.

Online bookings attract a charge of just £1.50 per transaction.

It’s now even easier to book or pick up your tickets for Waterfront and Ulster Hall events. Our main box office has now moved to The Ulster Hall.

Box Office opening hours are Monday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm.

Due to the ongoing construction work the Waterfront box office is now available on event days only, opening 2 hours before a show if you need to pay for or pick up tickets.

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