Ireland’s Brigid Mae Power returns with a new album, ‘The Two Worlds’. The album will be released worldwide in all formats February 9th, 2018 on San Francisco’s Tompkins Square label.
Including a showcase at the AMA UK Awards, Austria’s Chris Comper aka Prinz Grizzley will be bringing his own blend of country, folk and blues to several UK venues this month.
David Ramirez is set to hit the road in the UK this week on a nine-date tour. To coincide with the tour, Ramirez has shared a stripped back take on his recent single ‘Watching From A Distance’.
Listen in full to We are the Wildlife – the forthcoming debut solo LP from celebrated Irish folk chanteuse and harpist Brona McVittie – a psycho-geographic journey through a collection of traditional folk ballads and original compositions.
Sailing Stones is the musical moniker of singer songwriter Jenny Lindfors, watch her performing She’s A Rose live. Her EP of the same name is due for release in February 2018.
Earth Recordings announces ‘The Ballad Of Shirley Collins’ Original Soundtrack. Out on 23rd March 2018, Limited edition pink vinyl & Deluxe ‘bookback’ inc DVD & CD. Listen to Ruby Vas ‘Single Girl, Married Girl’ from the album.
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) and Culture Matters are pleased to announce a new Songwriting and Spoken Word Award which is now open for submissions.
On March 2, Glasgow-based musician Chiara Berardelli releases her brand-new studio album, Seamonster – her most personal project to date. Listen to the lead single ‘Deep Space Hibernation’.
The Ennis Sisters and Dave Gunning, two of the biggest names from the culture-rich maritime province of Canada, are to co-headline a UK tour in February and March 2018 including Kings Place, London.
The Americana Music Association UK announce nominees for this year’s UK Americana Awards including a Trailblazer Award for Mumford and Son and a Lifetime achievement award for Robert Plant.
Gate to Southwell Festival announces names for 2018 including Lindisfarne, The Young’uns, Cara Dillon, Habadekuk, John Smith, Kris Drever, Nine Below Zero, The Lil’ Jimmy Reed Band and more.
A small rural church, a disused airfield, an old railway wagon, and the winding room of a former colliery – these are the intriguing sites that provide the backdrop for a new documentary from Harp and a Monkey.
