Sea Shanty Bands
Enjoy a huge number of sea shanty bands at Plymouth Pirates Weekend. Sea shanties are a type of collective folk song, typically performed on ships by fishermen, merchant sailors or whalers.
Time |
Saturday 7 May |
Sunday 8 May |
Quay Square |
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11am |
Mariners Away |
The Old Grumpies |
1pm |
Chudleigh Shantymen |
The Last Watch |
3pm |
Pirates of St Piran |
The Old Gaffers |
The Johanna Lucretia Tall Ship |
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10.30am |
Tavy Tars |
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12.30pm |
Mariners Away |
The Old Grumpies |
2.30pm |
Chudleigh Shantymen |
The Last Watch |
Southside Street (West) |
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11am |
Pirates of St Piran |
The Old Gaffers |
1pm |
Tavy Tars |
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3pm |
Mariners Away |
The Old Grumpies |
Southside Street (East) |
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10.30am |
Chudleigh Shantymen |
The Last Watch |
12.30pm |
Pirates of St Piran |
The Old Gaffers |
2.30pm |
Tavy Tars |
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Commerical Wharf |
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11am |
Batten Down the Hatches |
Call of the Ocean |
12noon |
Call of the Ocean |
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1pm |
Batten Down the Hatches |
Call of the Ocean |
2pm |
Call of the Ocean |
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3pm |
Batten Down the Hatches |
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After Event |
Saturday 7 May |
Pub |
4pm to 4.45pm |
The Old Gaffers |
The Admiral McBride |
4.30pm to 5.15pm |
The Last Watch |
Queens Arms |
4.15pm to 5pm |
Batten Down the Hatches |
The Dolphin |
5.15pm to 6pm |
The Old Gaffers |
The Three Crowns |
7pm to 7.45pm | Jolly Roger Shanty Band | Maritime Inn |
Times subject to change.
The Pirates of St. Piran
They are a bunch of rowdy rumbustious pirates, who love to sing rocky sea shanties and our own original songs of the sea. All dressed in full pirate kit and with full pirate attitude.
Chudleigh Shantymen
Mix of traditional shanties and sea songs
The Last Watch
The Last Watch are four blokes who hail from the Tamar Valley in East Cornwall.
They are an acapella group who do a variety of sea songs, folk and shanties, some old standards and some originals.
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