Tickets and dates

Craven.

2 upcoming dates, from 21 November 2026 to 29 November 2026, in Dartington and Newcastle upon Tyne.

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Upcoming dates.

Sat 21 NovDoors 19:30

Craven

Things Happen Here · Dartington

Craven are a beautiful, dark Frankenstein´s monster of British folk music. Their music is grinding and symphonic, but also delicate and ethereal. Their sound draws far and wide from punk, electronic music, and film music as well as traditional music from both Europe and the wider world. The band who are on a UK tour to promote their new album 'The Fruits Of Idleness, Death and Disgrace' takes traditional music and upends it, using word-painting to create sound-worlds for age-old stories. From songs exploring transness, queerness, yearning and bitterness, to white-hot rage against injustice, Craven make a beautiful Frankenstein´s Monster of British folk music. Craven’s performances leave you speechless and tearful, engrossing audiences from many genres and backgrounds. Their music is an exploration into the ideas and opportunities of what is possible for folk music. Craven comprises Will Bremner (Accordions), Elian Moisey (Double Bass, Viola da Gamba) and Rhiannon Takel (Violin, Octave Mandola, Harmonium). They use stomp boxes, bells, a foot-keyed harmonium and a pedal operated 120 year old drum to create a maximal sound with minimal musicians. This use of live, raw sound produc...

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Sun 29 NovDoors 19:30

Craven + Sam Baxter and Merle Harbron + Frankie Insley

The Cumberland Arms · Newcastle upon Tyne

A night of contemporary folk music with Craven and Sam Baxter and Merle Harbron. Craven are a part English, part Welsh, dark folk trio based in the South West. Their music is at once grinding and symphonic, but also delicate and ethereal. Their sound draws far and wide from punk, electronic music, and film music as well as traditional music from both Europe and the wider world. Sam Baxter and Merle Harbron are an Anglo/Scottish duo creating dynamic, full-bodied arrangements of contemporary and traditional music. Using fiddle, drones and voice, the pair build vibrant musical landscapes, weaving together melodic lines inspired and improvised from traditional songs and dance music. £13 adv, £15 on the door

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