Cluzion music aims to create spaces for listening audiences to enjoy the best jazz, blues, world, folk, fusion, acoustic and new music that the region has to offer. Cluzion Club began in 2003 in Lancasters Restaurant, Bishops Stortford and has now relocated to the Plough and Fleece, Horningsea, Cambridge, providing two sets of top quality live music and an inclusive meal at each gig. The Plough and Fleece is the perfect venue for the new club - for the past two years the pub has opened its doors to a wide range of community groups and has built a great reputation for good food, buzzy atmosphere and a strong commitment to live music. Cluzion Music has been involved in promoting a wide range of arts events including the Woodworks Festival, Stortford Music Festival, National Trust Woodfest and Greenstage. Cluzion Music works in partnership with Realife Trust, a community development agency and registered charity based in Bishops Stortford and was founded by Shakatak guitar maestro Keith Winter and Tony Phillips, Director of Realife, in 2002. Cluzion Music is the promotions partner of Doghouse, the eastern region musicians collective known for its unique brand of celtic-latin fusion, original songwriting and general musical mayhem.
