‘After Hours Live’ is a monthly event, bringing top quality live entertainment with
a twist of faith, featuring brilliant performers from across the UK to the heart
of the Fens. Octavia’s Café in Wisbech opens especially for us during the evening
of the first Friday of every month when we all get together with friends for a cappuccino,
a chat and an inspiring evening. Doors open at 7pm and admission is free, yes that’s
right – free! And it gets better . . . delicious teas, coffees and cakes will be
available to buy throughout all of our After Hours Live events.
So why don’t you come along to discover what all the fuss is about for yourself?
Location
Octavia’s Cafe, 10A-14 South Brink, Wisbech, PE13 1JQ
Wisbech-based musician, Matt McChlery has appeared on South African cable television
(TBN South Africa), as well as on local and national radio in both South Africa and
Zimbabwe. He has also lead worship at nation-wide youth camps in Zimbabwe. In 2002,
he released an independent single 'Jewel of Africa' which reached the top 10 on the
Zimbabwean chart. In early 2006, he released the worship album 'Fly' which has been
played on over 400 radio stations around the world and reached number 13 on the NCM
Euro Charts. He has also been involved in the 'Released' compilation album project,
run by dB studios in Lincoln. 'All Around' appears on the album 'Released 5'and reached
the Semi-finals in the Rock/Indie category of the 2010 UK Songwriting Contest. 'Ten
Thousand, Thousand' is on 'Released 7' and in 2009 ‘The Thousand, Thousand’ reached
number 1 on the NCM UK Chart. In 2011 Matt was invited to perform as part of the
UKCMC television show that was broadcast on UCB TV in the UK, Dove TV in America
and a variety of other syndicated channels around the world later that year. This
prompted Matt to get back into the studio and he recorded an acoustic worship 5-track
EP with members from his local church band called ‘A Deeper Longing’ (2011). Matt
has also written and published a book called ‘Songcraft: Exploring the Art of Songwriting’
(2008).
