The Emerald Dawn, Tribe3 and Tiger Moth Tales (acoustic) at The Black Cat, Bridgend

Name: The Emerald Dawn, Tribe3 and Tiger Moth Tales (acoustic) at The Black Cat, Bridgend
Start: 2026-03-14T19:00:00+00:00
Location: Bridgend, South Wales

Schedule

Sat, 14 Mar, 2026 at 07:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Bridgend, South Wales | Bridgend, WA

THE EMERALD DAWN are a multi-award-winning, multi-instrumentalist, symphonic/eclectic progressive rock quartet, who combine elements from rock, classical music, jazz, folk and world music to produce their own original, distinctive and exciting sound—a sound that is cinematic, epic, experimental and powerful. Usually haunting, often beautifully melodic and always highly atmospheric, the music of The Emerald Dawn paints images or tells stories that stimulate the imagination and takes the listener on unforgettable musical journeys.
Voted one of the top ten bands by the readers of Prog Magazine, The Emerald Dawn have headlined Prog the Forest (London), the Soundle Music Festival (Peterborough), and Danfest (Leicester). The band have also performed at the XIII Art Rock Festival in Reichenbach im Vogtland, Germany. This year they will be performing at Crescendo, the 26th International Prog Rock Festival, at Saint-Palais-sur-Mer, France.
‘Their live shows are a feast for the senses, with stunning visuals and a powerful energy that electrifies the crowd.’ London Prog Gigs
‘Often gorgeous and sometimes transcendent…’ Gary Mackenzie, Prog Magazine
‘The Emerald Dawn are renowned as one of the UK’s most exciting progressive rock bands.’ Divergent Venues
‘True UK prog treasures to savour live when you can.‘ David Edwards, The Progressive Aspect
'...one of the major forces in modern UK progressive rock...‘ Lazland
Webpages
www.facebook.com/TheEmeraldDawn
http://theemeralddawn.net
http://www.facebook.com/groups/2551102488537026
TIGER MOTH TALES (acoustic) is the name Nottinghamshire based musician and writer Peter Jones uses for his solo performances. Apart from his own projects, Jones has been the keyboard player with prog legends Camel since 2016, including their sell out show at the Royal Albert Hall. Jones joined the Francis Dunnery band on several It Bites show tours. He works with various bands, including Red Bazar, The Bardic Depths and Robert Reed's Cyan.
Jones is probably best known as a vocalist, but he plays keyboards, guitar, sax, recorder, clarinet, whistles and various percussion. He has been involved in the music industry performing around the UK and recording his own material since the late 1990s. He made his first real venture in to progressive rock in 2013, in an attempt to make a new start and to break away from his previous projects. The resulting album was Cocoon, an album dealing with the loss of childhood, which was released the following year through White Knight Records, to great reviews from critics and prog fans alike.
Since the success of Cocoon, Jones has released seven more studio albums under the Tiger Moth Tales band name, the latest being The Turning Of The World. In addition, he has various live albums and other releases at the Tiger Moth Tales Bandcamp page (Tigermothtales.bandcamp.com). Including his own albums and his collaborations with other artists / bands, he has contributed to over fifty studio albums since Cocoon.
While on the Tiger Moth Tales studio albums, Jones performs the majority of the instruments and vocals, on stage the songs are handled by the Tiger Moth Tales band.
• Pete Jones - vocals, keyboards, guitar and saxophone
• Andy Wilson - guitar
• Paul Comerie - drums
• Gareth Cole - bass and backing vocals
Jones has performed many shows with the Tiger Moth Tales band, including sets at festivals such as Prog Dreams in the Netherlands, Progstock in the US and the UK’s HRH prog and Summer’s End festivals.
www.tigermothtales.com
TRIBE³ are a three piece Progressive rock band from South Wales, UK. With their distinctive sound, which melds a fresh approach with an occasional nod to their influences, Tribe³ are rapidly gaining a dedicated following.
https://www.tribe3.net