Myriam Gendron “doesn’t rely on fireworks. Her singing and guitar playing are entirely devoid of gimmick.” This is perfectly highlighted in this spontaneous performance of ‘Long Way Home’ from her latest album, ‘Mayday.’
The Weather Station — the project of Toronto-based Tamara Lindeman — announces her return with Humanhood and shares the accompanying video and lead single ‘Neon Signs’. This really does feel like the big album she spoke of in 2022.
Chris Cleverley hits the road ahead of his new Winter EP, ‘In the Shadow of John the Divine’ on which he promises to flip the well-explored seasonal genre on its head.
Our Song of the Day is ‘Now & Then’, the new single from Queens, NY, musician Wolf van Elfmand featuring the legendary Karl Blau. The song is a simple yearning for some good fortune.
Taken from her new album OPHELIA, Angeline Morrison shares a music video for He Comes in the Night – “a ghost story that is also a love story. The imagined beloved vanishes with each new day, leaving only motes of dust and memories…”
Belfast-based folk singer-songwriter Joshua Burnside signs to the Nettwerk label and releases a double A-Side single. Watch his new video for “Marching Round The Ladies” and listen to “The Good Life”.
After a decade, the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards return to the city of Inverness on St Andrews Day (30th November) to once again celebrate and showcase Scotland’s flourishing traditional music scene.
The paths of West Coast canyon dweller Katie Schottland, aka Swimming Bell, and Sheffield-born Cosmic Choogler Bobby Lee are set to converge next month for a co-headline UK tour.
Kathryn Tickell shares her new single, Sycamore Gap, in honour of the tree that was, in a mindless act of vandalism, felled in 2023. She has revealed that the tune will also be on the forthcoming album ‘Return to Kielderside’.
After a four-year music hiatus, BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominee Jack Cookson returns with his new single Laira, an ode to blissful aimlessness and cycling, in particular through Laira, a district of Plymouth, UK.
Legendary British singer-songwriter Ralph McTell will embark on his most extensive tour of Ireland to date in 2025. Spanning 20 shows over four weeks, the tour will kick off on 24th April in Wexford, wrapping up on 18th May in Sligo.
