Jinglenook + Fawns

Gigs · Durham

Jinglenook + Fawns

Saturday 19 December 2026 · Doors 19:00

Old Cinema Launderette, Durham

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Jinglenook + Fawns is on Saturday 19 December 2026 at Old Cinema Launderette, Durham, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.

Launderette Info Doors 7 Music from 7.30 Well stocked bottle bar all finished by 11 or earlier Launderette is a mixed seating and standing venue. Please arrive early to secure a seat. Wheelchair access/facilities. Please advise of attendance for support and advice to [email protected] Free parking locally About (J)Inglenook Formed four years ago to celebrate someone’s (Sam’s) significant birthday, Inglenook are a Durham-based four-piece folk group. Charlotte (violin), Sam (guitar), Olly (banjo), and Graham (bass) take turns singing unique original tunes alongside covers of their favourite folk, Celtic, bluegrass, and country songs. With a hugely varied catalogue, Inglenook put their unique stamp on every song. Well known amongst their fans as ‘a great night out’, the band released their first album, ‘How does this one go again?’, in May 2025 and continue to play across venues in County Durham and the north east of England. Fawns FAWNS are an indie-folk duo from the North-East of England, performing their meloncholy originals on acoustic guitar, harmonica and banjo. Some of their inspirations are Joni Mitchell, Gregory Alan Isakov and Phoebe Bridgers.

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