Posts By: Fiona Harrison

Today I have been out and about performing in High Wycombe the wonderful songs from the 1920s and 30s. What a wonderful period in music the Art Deco years were! Tomorrow I have another private party to do and this time I have been booked to do the 1950s and 60s plus another show on… Read more »

It’s bank holiday Monday and that can only mean one thing – Rain! Not that I’m bothered by it at all. To be honest this month has been so busy Im rather enjoying the change in the weather. If you caught my last blog you will know I was working on Saturday performing at the… Read more »

It’s just a very quick post tonight as I am in desperate need of an early night but never the less I just wanted to keep you all up to date with my latest news. Some of you may have read on Facebook I have now updated my web-site with a refreshed 1940s and a… Read more »

Hello and welcome to part two of my tour as Paul and I headed on into Wales and onto the Victorian Festival in Llandrindod Wells. It was quite a journey from Falkirk but we had all day Sunday for driving and we arrived about 9pm. Our first impressions was Llandrindod Wells looked a bit like… Read more »

Hello every – I’ve just got back from a very intense five days away which has taken me to Bonnie Scotland and right down into the heart of Wales. As you might imagine I have decided to split my blog into two halves tonight as I have so much news I wish to share with… Read more »

As ever I’m in a bit of a dash making sure I have everything prepped for this weekend. I’m thrilled to say I was able to pick Connie up this afternoon. She has been in the garage on and off since Thursday and as you might imagine all sorts needed doing. She was loosing power… Read more »

I’m so sorry I wasn’t able to do a blog last Friday in prep for this weekend just gone but for those of you who have been following me will know I’ve been ever-so busy. In fact it will continue to be so right through August and to the end of the year so even… Read more »

After an exhorting drive down to Portsmouth last Friday from Leeds Kim and I were so relived when we made it onto the ferry. All was well until we hit the M25 and then we were stuck in traffic for 2 hours before we were able to cut across and down the M3. Even so… Read more »