A decade and a half of sisterly artistry distilled into a breathtaking show; a chance to glimpse back with The Rheingans Sisters before their next leap forward.

A decade and a half of sisterly artistry distilled into a breathtaking show; a chance to glimpse back with The Rheingans Sisters before their next leap forward.

Highly regarded flautist and composer rooted in Irish and English traditional music

Instrumental songs which serve as the medium through which Hartwin shows his most authentic self, his connection with the divine, and offer hope, joy, inner peace, and emotional support during challenging times.

Following a series of intimate, sold out performances, Azu Yeché returns with another edition of Soul Chamber - an evening of soulful storytelling, raw emotion and beautiful live music.

Epic lyrical tales, clog dancing, flute playing, cajon stomping, guitar shredding.

"Two great musicians doing what they do best" Blues In Britain / "This is sunshine music" BluesDoodle.com

‘Heather’s wonderful, joyous …and odd. Songs that touch your heart and make you smile’ MARK THOMAS

Resonant close harmony singing delivered with warmth and artistry.

An evening of Bulgarian folk music - a tradition that has inspired the likes of Kate Bush, George Harrison and Peter Gabriel, and captivated audiences around the world for decades.

Heartfelt songs performed a cappella with natural reverb, the duo continue to captivate audiences with a sound shaped as much by Irish tradition as by their Swiss upbringing.

Serbian born composer and a vocalist performing traditional music from all over the Balkan region: songs in which young maidens speak to birds and flowers, love lost on the battlefield, waiting for dear ones to return and feeling of nostalgia for the country one has left.

Two ocean-inspired folk artists bringing stories from the sea, the horizon and beyond with harp, guitar and their unique voices.

“Campbell is a powerhouse on the banjo, not flashy or virtuoso, but with a natural feel for this music. It courses through her veins.” Roots World