The Fae Folkrooms : Craven

Sun 17 Jan 2027Doors 19:00

The Fae Folkrooms : Locals' Night

The Geldart · Cambridge

Join us in The Fae Folkrooms for an evening of music, poetry and connection, with performances from local artists and invited special guests. The Fae Folkrooms celebrates the underground, the otherworldly, the alternative, the queer and the extraordinary. This month, rather than one invited guest performer headlining the evening, we are once again opening up the floor to an extended selection of local artists. We will have writers, poets, singers and instrumentalists providing a whole evening of music, songs, poetry and joy! Expect new voices, twisted traditions, enchanting grooves and collective choruses!!! Note: There are different ticket prices available, select whichever option you can afford! On the door tickets are at the flat rate of £12. Doors open 7pm, performances start 7.30pm. The venue is mixed seated and standing, so if you’d like a seat we recommend arriving early! If you have any accessibility requirements, such as a guaranteed seat for the event or wheelchair access, there is a chance to let us know when you checkout, just before the payment page.

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Sun 21 Feb 2027Doors 19:00

The Fae Folkrooms : Tightrope Moon

The Geldart · Cambridge

Join us in The Fae Folkrooms for an evening of music, poetry and connection, with performances from local artists and invited special guests. The Fae Folkrooms celebrates the underground, the otherworldly, the alternative, the queer and the extraordinary. This month’s special guest is instrumental folk duo Tightrope Moon, made up of Seth Bye (fiddle) and Cori Smith (viola). Tightrope Moon cast a silver web over their audiences as strings, vocals and electronics entwine in celestial sounds and hypnotic melodies. From gronky re-imaginings of English, Swedish and American tunes to delicate compositions and ethereal improvisations, their spiraling melodies feel like secrets whispered in the dark. The duo’s electrifying groove-based tunes create a sound that is otherworldly, yet deeply rooted in tradition. Their songs spin out stories old and new, as haunting vocal harmonies floating over delicate pizzicato latticework. Tales of the forest merge with daydreams in the big city as they infuse acoustic instruments with eerie experimental electronics. For Tightrope Moon, making music is an intimate alchemy - carefully crafting ‘other worlds’ and sharing them with audiences across th...

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Sun 21 Mar 2027Doors 19:00

The Fae Folkrooms : Anna Anise

The Geldart · Cambridge

Join us in The Fae Folkrooms for an evening of music, poetry and connection, with performances from local artists and invited special guests. The Fae Folkrooms celebrates the underground, the otherworldly, the alternative, the queer and the extraordinary. This month’s special guest is singer-songwriter Anna Anise. Anna is a radiant voice in modern folk, blending melodic hooks, rich vocals, and full-bodied guitar tunings with the heritage of the Cornish language to create something truly captivating. Rooted in her Cornish identity, her latest work brings a rhythmic, lament-tinged optimism to the evolving sound of Kernewek in song. As a performer, Anna has played all over the UK, from venues such as Green Note in London and Cobalt Studios in Newcastle to festivals like Green Man and Between the Trees. In 2024, she co-headlined a spring tour with violinist and songwriter boci, and completed an 18-date support tour with the folk trio Hands of the Heron. After a successful crowdfunding campaign in 2025, Anna and her supporters raised the funds to record her debut bilingual album, Aneth (meaning ‘marvel’ or ‘wonder’ in Cornish) set for release late 2026. Note: There are differe...

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Sun 18 Apr 2027Doors 19:00

The Fae Folkrooms : Tarren

The Geldart · Cambridge

Join us in The Fae Folkrooms for an evening of music, poetry and connection, with performances from local artists and invited special guests. The Fae Folkrooms celebrates the underground, the otherworldly, the alternative, the queer and the extraordinary. This month’s special guest is Tarren, an ambassador for New-Folk; music that is fresh and dynamic, rooted in the English tradition. Original and traditional material is expertly arranged by this trio of musicians who are creating music that moves and excites people. By incorporating modular hooks and minimalist forms, Tarren is leading folk music to a new place, while keeping the pulse of traditional dance at its heart. Tarren is made up of Bristol-based artists Sid Goldsmith (Jimmy Aldridge & Sid Goldsmith, Awake Arise), Alex Garden (The Drystones, Harriet Riley & Alex Garden) and Danny Pedler (Pedler // Russell). They combine cittern and concertina, fiddle, and accordion to create their music. Tarren’s debut album REVEL was released in 2022 to high acclaim and was compared with the work of Faustus and Lau’s legendary debut album Lightweights and Gentlemen. They toured this material nationally in April 2023. “Just the kin...

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Sun 15 NovDoors 11:00

Olivia Trummer

Divinity School Lecture Theatre · Cambridge

Pianist, singer and composer Olivia Trummer brings her singular artistry, described by Jazzwise as “a joy: eclectic, illuminating and uplifting”, to Cambridge Jazz Festival in an intimate concert of originals, jazz and popular song refreshed with classical allusions and flowing style. Classically-trained, Olivia Trummer impresses equally as a virtuosic pianist, singer, composer and improviser. Her exceptional talent and musical approach have led her to sharing the stage with Kurt Rosenwinkel, Eric Clapton and Bobby McFerrin, performing at festivals like Montreux and Umbria Jazz and at London's Ronnie Scotts. This concert she performs from her solo album "Like Water“, recorded in New York by Russ Titelman (who has worked with many major artists including the Beach Boys, Chaka Kahn and George Harrison), offering songs in English, Italian and German that flow naturally from a classical prelude to a deconstructed jazz standard. Beethoven and Bach blend seamlessless with Stevie Wonder, Sting and Jerome Kern. Olivia's own songs are touching, uplifting and daring, and her scat singing, in perfect unity with the piano, has been compared to George Benson and his guitar. "A lot of jazz...

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Sun 15 NovDoors 11:30

Live In The Living Room Gives Back

The Bedford · London

Welcome to Live In The Living Room Gives Back! Live In The Living Room Gives Back' is an acoustic country music-based charity writers round event and this time we're raising money for Dementia UK at The Bedford in Balham, London on Sunday 15th November 2026. Expect an amazing day of acoustic music, great storytelling and amazing food. Come have a good time with us and let's help Dementia UK carry on their great work in their fight against this terrible disease. This event is very personal to the creator of Live In The Living Room, James as both his Dad and Nan had Dementia before they passed. The current lineup for the day is below (lineup subject to change). 7.30-8.30 Liam Price, Ryan Evans, Laura Aston (LITLR headline round) 6.15-7 Brooks Herring, Alex Rogers, Lance Rogers (The Rugged Revival round) 5.15-6 Luke Flear, Andrew Jones, Kelly-Anne (DC Brown Live round) 4.15-5 Ren Jackson, Terri Leavey, Angie Keys (Voice Of A Woman round) 3-3.45 Simon Howard, Kerryl, Alan Finlan (Wannabe Cowb0y round) 2-2.45 Mr Paul Adams, Sammie Soravia, Guy Surtees, Rebecca Richards (The Wagon Shed Tour guest round) 1-1.45 Ruby Lily, The Modern Rogues, Nicole Allan (Nashville Nights US round) 12-12.4...

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Sun 15 NovDoors 12:00

Sunday Jazz Lunch | Frank Sinatra

Boisdale of Canary Wharf · London

“Stephen Triffitt is the best. The greatest. Because he captures the soul of my Father.” — Frank Sinatra Jr. Some performers study Sinatra. Stephen Triffitt inhabits him. Direct from Las Vegas, he brings a show built on timing, phrasing and the quiet confidence that defined Sinatra at his peak. From "My Way" and "New York, New York" to "I’ve Got You Under My Skin" and "That’s Life", the set moves through songs that were written to be lived in, not just sung. Backed by a superb live band, Triffitt delivers them with control and ease, letting the arrangements breathe while keeping that unmistakable swing intact. His credentials are not decorative. Triffitt starred as Sinatra in the original West End production of The Rat Pack Live and has sold out the London Palladium, building a reputation as one of the most respected interpreters of this music anywhere. This is Sinatra as it works best, up close, well played and without excess. Alongside the performance, guests can enjoy Boisdale’s two-course Sunday lunch, including the 18-hour slow-roasted dry-aged rib of Scottish beef, goose fat roast potatoes and classic sides, with vegetarian options also available. BOISDALE OF CANA...

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Sun 15 NovDoors 12:30

Now We Are Everywhere- Celebrating the music of Nick Drake

The International · Leicester

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