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Debuting in 2021 on the folk-informed 'Falling That You Know' EP, Jim is the latest alias of songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and renowned DJ Jim Baron.

We welcome Shovel Dance Collective for a traditional and experimental folk performance, with support from Haress, a collective rooted in British folk but breaking genre boundaries through improvisation, texture, and amplification.

Sad House Daddy presents Sasha & The Shades, Lando Manning and Tabitha Avanzato live at Biddle Bros. Free entry!

Punk fiddle meets jazz bass and Balkan guitar in a colourful mix of the traditional and the original.

Gabriel Moreno presents a one-off solo concert of his most languid and dark songs.

Track Dogs are four international “madrileños” (Garrett Wall, Dave Mooney, Howard Brown & Robbie K. Jones) 2 Irishmen, an Englishman and an American. Based in Spain, the band name comes from the dark subterranean world of New York’s subway system.

“FROM PERFORMING IN TOTAL DARKNESS TO WELCOMING GUEST ELECTRONIC MUSICIANS AND LIGHTING DESIGNERS, EXPECT THIS SHOW WITH BERLIN’S VISION STRING QUARTET TO BE “VIVID, ELECTRIFYING AND FEARLESS”.

Join Tallulah and celebrate the release of her 6th studio album & book, Love Carries Me Home. An album lovingly crafted over lockdown and recorded with Tallulah’s longterm collaborator Danton Supple dedicated to her father, John Rendall who passed unexpectedly in January 2022.

Embark on an odyssey of wonder, joyfulness and upbeat music as three incredibly talented and creative folk musicians shape melodies from past and present into something dynamic and irresistible.

3 x Scottish Album of the Year Award Nominee, Adam Holmes returns with his 6th album, ‘The Voice of Scotland’ which for the first time ever consists solely of material not penned by the BBC Award Winning Songwriter. A lifetime in the making, this collection of favourites promises not to disappoint.

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne is at the forefront of his generation of English folk musicians as both a powerful and commanding singer and a masterful player of the Anglo concertina and melodeon.

Vashti’s story tells of the thwarted promise of early fame, disenchantment, long-term exile and eventual rediscovery. In the mid-‘60s, after quitting art school to concentrate on music, she was discovered by The Rolling Stones’ guru, Andrew Loog Oldham.

It’s easy to fall for the effortless, amiable charm of Jon Middleton and Roy Vizer. Seasoned musicians and long time friends, their brand of indie folk rock is a genre in itself; one that evokes freewheeling summer days, winding stretches of road, the pull of the journey.

Sam Crooks: Born and raised in the East of Canada, Sam has called London his home for the better part of a decade.

Although still in his 20s, Jerron Paxton has earned a reputation for transporting audiences back to the 1920's and making them wish they could stay there for good. Paxton may be one of the greatest multi-instrumentalists that you have not heard of. Yet. And time is getting short, fast.

Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening explore the connecting threads of music, landscape and people. Songs range from themes of freedom, nature and venturing out into the world after times of darkness.

Jenn has been nominated for three JUNO Awards to date, several East Coast Music and Music Nova Scotia nominations and wins over the years, and has been long-listed for the Polaris Music Prize.

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Littoral is Leonard Barry’s beautiful third solo album, released in January 2024, ten years after the acclaimed New Road.

Acclaimed Scottish musician Alasdair Roberts returns to Kings Place as part of Scotland Unwrapped, marking the publication of his book Library of Aethers: Selected Lyrics 1994-2023.

Owen Spafford and Louis Campbell met as teenagers, as part of the first cohort of the National Youth Folk Ensemble.

‘’Şahmaran Muzik Toplulugu (Şahmaran music Society) is an ethnic music group dominated most of its art with Anatolian Folk music. Their performances generally describe the cultures and experiences of the peoples who lived within Anatolia and Mesopotamia.

Chelsea Wolfe’s latest album, She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She, is a rebirth in process. It’s about how such a moment connects to our past, our present, and our future.

‘Double You’ is the incredible debut album from Welsh harpist Catrin Finch and Ireland’s fiddle virtuoso Aoife Ní Bhriain, featuring an exquisite collection of new compositions that draw inspiration from various genres and the cultures of their home countries.

Having carved herself a formidable reputation as a cult artist on the alt-folk scene she is disarmingly engaging as a live performer with a natural wit and charm that sweeps the audience along to a heartwarming conclusion.

Named as Ireland’s Most Successful International Folk Band winners in the Sunday Worlds Country Music and Entertainment Awards, The Kilkennys bring their show to Beck Theatre as part of their 2024 UK Tour.