Virtuoso old-time musician visiting from North Carolina performing songs and tunes on banjo, fiddle and guitar. One of our favourite guests and a good friend to Ryburn 3 Step. Riley is the real deal…
If there is one musician who embodies the dynamism and vitality of the current English folk revival, it’s Eliza Carthy. Beloved of staunch traditionalists and iconoclasts alike, her music effortlessly crosses boundaries of genre and style.
Admission £9
Sunday 18th September at 3pm
A special Sunday afternoon event – NOTE TIME & DATE
Phoebe and Lawrence playing old-time, good-time blues, stepdancing and one-man-band followed by an informal session.
Admission £9
Most truly yours, Aunt Anne’ celebrates the achievements of Anne Geddes Gilchrist OBE (1863-1954), who made an important collection of songs, tunes and folklore from her home in Lancashire and became a significant figure in the folk music world of the early 20th Century.
The Gilchrist Collective has been formed by four accomplished performers to tell her story for the first time, using narrative, slides and a rich and varied selection of the songs she preserved.
Find out more about Anne Gilchrist and the Gilchrist Collective in this article from Living Tradition Magazine
Their cd ‘Most Truly Yours’ can be purchased here
29th June, 8pm
Most truly yours, Aunt Anne’ celebrates the achievements of Anne Geddes Gilchrist OBE (1863-1954), who made an important collection of songs, tunes and folklore from her home in Lancashire and became a significant figure in the folk music world of the early 20th Century.
The Gilchrist Collective has been formed by four accomplished performers to tell her story for the first time, using narrative, slides and a rich and varied selection of the songs she preserved.
Find out more about Anne Gilchrist and the Gilchrist Collective in this article from Living Tradition Magazine
Their cd ‘Most Truly Yours’ can be purchased here
Jess and Richard Arrowsmith are singers and musicians (fiddle & melodeon) and well established in the traditional English music scene.
They bring you powerful vocals, subtle accompaniments, lively tunes and a broad range of material that will have you laughing, weeping, tapping your feet and joining in the choruses. Jess’s self-penned songs have been performed and recorded by a range of other artists and are entering the tradition in their own right.
Jess & Richard’s latest project in conjunction with James Fagan & Nancy Kerr as the Melrose Quartet earned them a nomination for “Best Group” at the 2014 BBC Folk Awards.
Other projects past & present include Hekety, Glorystrokes, Crucible and Pecsaetan.
Jess and Richard Arrowsmith are singers and musicians (fiddle & melodeon) and well established in the traditional English music scene.
They bring you powerful vocals, subtle accompaniments, lively tunes and a broad range of material that will have you laughing, weeping, tapping your feet and joining in the choruses. Jess’s self-penned songs have been performed and recorded by a range of other artists and are entering the tradition in their own right.
Jess & Richard’s latest project in conjunction with James Fagan & Nancy Kerr as the Melrose Quartet earned them a nomination for “Best Group” at the 2014 BBC Folk Awards.
Other projects past & present include Hekety, Glorystrokes, Crucible and Pecsaetan.
Audiences everywhere rave over the harmonies of local shanty singers, Kimber’s Men.
They have appeared at Festivals in Ostende, Appingedam, Portmagee, Portsoy, Fano in Denmark, and all over the UK. Featured twice on Sunday brunch for Channel 4, they also starred in the BBC production of Sea Songs, with Gareth Malone.
Expect to laugh, sing and be generally entertained.
27th April, 8pm
Audiences everywhere rave over the harmonies of local shanty singers, Kimber’s Men.
They have appeared at Festivals in Ostende, Appingedam, Portmagee, Portsoy, Fano in Denmark, and all over the UK. Featured twice on Sunday brunch for Channel 4, they also starred in the BBC production of Sea Songs, with Gareth Malone.
Expect to laugh, sing and be generally entertained.
Róisín Bán are Chris Dyson, Gordon Tyrall & Paddy Heffron, playing mainly Irish & Scottish songs & music with fiddle, flute, melodeon, guitar & step dancing.
You can see videos on Youtube of concerts at The Square Chapel, Hebden Bridge Trades Club and Costa del Folk. Their music is available on roisinban.bandcamp.com