Inspired by legendary blues and gospel guitarist, Rev. Gary Davis, Simon has been playing accoustic blues guitar since the '60s.

One of the great treasures of British blues music, Simon is tonight joined by the awesome blues harmonica virtuoso Rob Mason.

Pete is a master of the banjo in all its forms and styles from nineteenth century minstrel music to bluegrass and has worked with everybody from our mate Wizz Jones to Bryan Ferry.

This fabulous duo really blew us away on their last visit!

Dana and sue are wonderful, subtle performers of their own songs and glorious interpreters of traditional material with guitar, fiddle and banjo.

Former Waterson:Cathy and Dr Faustus member and now one of the great rising stars of the folk scene.

"...where folk formalism meets the eerie textures of modern electronica to bring out the mix of death, lust, religion and hedonism that lies at the heart of folk." ~ The Morning Star

Jeff Warner connects
21st century audiences with the music and everyday lives of 19th century people, all with warmth, humor and understated scholarship.

Closed for the bank holiday.

Acclaimed for their own deftly crafted material as much as their original take on traditional song, Devon based Barron Brady are a young duo with a great future ahead of them.

"Beautiful music" ~ Bob Harris

This wonderful performer and a legendary songwriter makes a rare visit to London.

Entertaining and informative, with a careful blend of traditional and contemporary references. Celtic, Saxon, Norman and European plaited into one wonderful brew.

Will Duke and Dan Quinn sing traditional songs in unison and play English country dance tunes on melodeon and concertina.

Great music, great characters and great fun.

An evening of stunning songs of the political and personal from possibly the best songwriter of his generation and an awesome live performer as well.

Robb nearly took the roof of the place on his last visit and this time promises to be just as good.