‘Every few years there’s a new folk revival’: Alasdair Roberts chats to Reading Today about his new album ahead of South Street show
Grief in the Kitchen and Mirth in the Hall is due for release on Friday, March 31, when Alasdair will ...
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Irish singer Andy Irvine to appear at Nettlebed Folk Club on Monday
ONE OF the greatest Irish singers is performing at Nettlebed Folk Club next week.
Leading folk lights Peter Knight and John Spiers team up for Nettlebed gig
On a summer's day four years ago, the organisers of FolkEast Festival masterminded one of the most intriguing and exciting ...
Jackie Oates to perform lace making ‘radio ballad’ at Nettlebed Folk Club
A WORLD premiere is coming to Nettlebed Folk Club on Monday, July 8, thanks to Jackie Oates. Called Lace Tellings, ...
Mother and daughter folk duo Chris and Kellie While are next names for Nettlebed Folk Club
A MOTHER and daughter will be the next acts on the stage of the Nettlebed Folk Club. Returning after a ...
INTERVIEW: Stepping out of the Shadows
A MUSICAL duo from Lower Earley are putting the finishing touches on their debut album after wowing crowds at festivals ...
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