The Latest

We bring you your first taste of the long-awaited collaborative Thompson album ‘Family’ with the title track featuring Teddy Thompson, also our Song of the Day.

8-piece folk-rockers Merry Hell release new video and limited edition 4 track CD to tie in with their forthcoming tour and to herald their forthcoming album. Watch it here.

Watch Blue Rose code performing ‘One Day At A Time’ live on the BBC & listen to his interview on BBC Radio Scotland show – Another Country With Ricky Ross.

As Ireland’s premier traditional acoustic band Lúnasa head out on their latest UK tour they share their experiences with Folk Radio UK in an exclusive guest tour blog.

A vinyl only release promising to put the special back into buying music sounds a great idea and Sheema Mukherjee and ECC100 have absolutely nailed it with the sumptuous, charming Sheema.

Canadian husband and wife duo Reid Jamieson’s latest album Juniper KItchen deserves a wider audience. They’re over in the UK in November so make sure you catch them!

With the assistance of long time friend Steve Shannon, Adrian Crowley has created his best album to date; it’s a worthy addition to his already impressive back catalogue which augurs well for the future.

Guarding the legacy of Andy Palacio and the Garifuna culture Aurelio and Ivan Duran have created a vibrant fusion of traditional and new ideas, here they give FRUK an exclusive insight.

Our Song of the Day is a special one: a video premier of Boo Hewerdine’s brand new song ‘Funny Bones’ – a typically charming, wry and heart tugging little number.

The Wave Pictures announce brand new album, Great Big Flamingo Burning Moon, created in collaboration with Billy Childish. listen to the first single Pea Green Coat, our Song of the Day.

With Stories Still Untold being widely hailed as his best album yet Ewan McLennan generously took time out after his London, Foundling Folk show to talk exclusively to FRUK.

The Changing Room is a new folk collaboration between Cornwall-based singer songwriter Tanya Brittain and vocalist/musician Sam Kelly. This is one you really want to watch out for.

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