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Following a couple of stunning solo acoustic shows Nathaniel Rateliff is back in the UK, this time with a band. The result? More of the same as his Dingwalls’ show is another triumph.

We have an exclusive première on FRUK from Brighton based band House of Hats who release their début album This Love in March. Listen to their new single King of the Average Pace.

Exclusive on FRUK: Watch O’Hooley & Tidow’s new video for Summat’s Brewing, a homage to the anarchists and anoraks that have started their own artisan beer production.

A second sold-out performance at the Union Chapel and The Gloaming provide yet another spectacular celebration of traditional Irish music and culture with a decidedly modern twist.

With the Scots Trad Best Band Award serving as a timely reminder of their stature, Blazin Fiddles are firing on all Six with a new CD that is much more than the sum of its parts.

The second of our live reviews from Celtic Connections: Neil catches a double delight at Oran Mor with Ross Ainslie and The Olllam. A great night was had by all.

Paul Armfield talks exclusively to Folk Radio UK about this home life on the Isle Of Wight, his European adventures and the experience that has shaped his wonderful music.

The première screening of ‘The Bridge Rising’ is a major cultural – and political – event. An evening of film, music, discussion and debate in celebration of Scotland’s most celebrated campaigning victory of recent times.

Vagabond is Eddi Reader’s superb 10th studio album finds her both re-connecting with her family, her home and Scottish roots and simultaneously revelling in a wanderlust of song.

Nathaniel Rateliff, our current Artist of the Month, has revealed his new video for ‘Still Trying’, the opening track of his latest album Falling Faster Than You Can Run.

Our latest FRUK Session is from Stephen Burch, better known to most as The Great Park. This intimate session which includes a new song was recorded in Nuremberg, Germany. Enjoy.

Folk Radio UK has a great Exclusive Video Premiere of Henry Priestman’s (The Christians) new music video for Goodbye Common Sense from his forthcoming album ‘The Last Mad Surge of Youth’.

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