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Celebrating an incredible and eventful decade together, O’Hooley and Tidow announce new live album recorded at St George’s in Bristol earlier this year.

LA-based harpist Mary Lattimore shares new single ‘Pine Trees’ which provides the delicate, shimmering opening to her new album Silver ladders, recorded in Cornwall with Slowdive’s Neil Halstead.

Our Tune of the Day comes from Ailie Robertson with Ivan’s, written in memory of Ivan MacDonald from North Uist, a crofter, piper and friend of Ailie’s.

For their third online festival on the upcoming Bank Holiday Weekend, Folk on Foot will be reuniting some of the cream of the crop from the British folk music scene.

‘Keep It Light’ finds Steven Adams in particularly fine fettle and as dependably entertaining as ever. If you’re looking for an entry point then start here and work your way back.

Listen to Cunning Folk’s ‘Traveller Hide Your Soul’ – a musical protective spell to ward off predatory song collectors from traditional singers in the Irish Traveller community.

Jim Moray is to stream an exclusive concert from St. George’s, Bristol this Thursday evening, 20th August 2020. Watch a preview from the show – Horkstow Grange

The Black Doorway betrays Coll’s true talent – The man’s a poet. His life is presently filled with muses and champions. The former inspires, the latter releases.

On ‘Hand Me Down’, Kate Rusby highlights how precious all music can be and delivers a truly individual set of covers that complements the originals beautifully.

Mark Davyd, the CEO of the Music Venue Trust, issues a statement in response to recent Government announcements concerning the re-opening of music venues.

The equivalent of being gifted all those Dylan and Springsteen songs hitherto locked away unknown and unheard in the vaults. We’re looking forward to Vol 2 and 3.

Featuring Ben Bedford, Bill Callahan, Mimi & Richard Fariña, Sabine McCalla, Sylvie Simmons, Bert Jansch, Lazy Farmer, Finn MacCuill, Brigid Mae Power, Bob Dylan, Julien Ledru, Kevin Ayers and lots more.

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