Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne (one third of Granny's Attic) and I had such a great time going on tour together last year that we're doing it again! We'll each play solo in the first half and then collaborate for the second half, so really you're getting 3 acts in 1 evenin...
Here's my first official video featuring my talented accompanists Lucy Huzzard (melodeon) and Nicola Beazley (fiddle). The three of us have been working together for nearly a year now and I’m delighted to have such fantastic musicians helping to bring my songs to life....
I spent this Saturday working with some fabulous people making a couple of new live videos at Yellowarch Studios in Sheffield! I'm really excited to share these with you and will post them here as soon as they're finished. The videos will be of my trio with Lucy Huzzar...
🎶 So looking forward to playing around the UK with Lucy Huzzard this November. Please tell your friends and head over to the Gigs page to book your tickets in advance :). 🎶
Having had a lot of fun playing some shows in Settle, Sheffield and London together back in February, Andy May Trio (Andy May, Sophy Ball & Ian Stephenson) and I are off to Northumberland! We'll be playing in Horseley, Fenham and Alnwick next month, see you there! :)
It's almost exactly a year since I toured Ontario with Ollie King and I'm super excited to let you know that I will be back in February/March 2019 (brrr!). This time I will be accompanied by my fabulous partner and multi-instrumentalist Tom A Wr...
I've had another wonderful weekend at Cambridge Folk Festival co-ordinating The Hub youth area. We had some incredible workshops run by the likes of Rhiannon Giddens and Darlingside as well as our Hub Band Project (pictured above) who performed a fantastic set at the C...
I am so happy to introduce my new melodeon player Lucy Huzzard! She is a fabulous player who you may recognise from dancing in the Demon Barbers' Lock In Show and her work with Third Beat Dance Collective. Lucy studied on Newcastle University's Folk Degree as well...
