The Very best in Folk Roots & Acoustic Music
The Latest Folk, Roots & Acoustic Music Live Reviews.
These are some of the latest gigs the Artree Team have attended.
Always a pleasure to witness Richard Thompson performing live, and for me, whilst the full electric line up is great – just him and an acoustic guitar is the ultimate way to see this extraordinary musician in action. That’s what we were treated to at The Basingstoke Anvil last Friday (27th October), and the audience lapped it up.
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It was a little over a year ago when the debut album of The Eskies reached us here at Artree Music. It was somewhat later than it should have been but with all the warmth, joy and frivolity the band brought to life with After the Sherry Went Round I had no choice but to add them to my bucket lists of bands to see. On the 10th of October in the small and atmospheric chambers of the Asahi Room at the back of The Star Inn, Guildford; I got my wish.
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I don’t imagine that there are going to be a huge wealth of people in this world who can say that they have been to a gig where a man shredded a mandolin so vehemently in a high pitched solo that his strings gave up the ghost. They are probably equally as unlikely to have experienced a human version of Newton’s Cradle comprised entirely of fiddle players. Thanks to Frigg I am one of the people who can proudly say that they have.
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As Nashville based singer songwriter Adam Burrows wondered onto the stage at the popular Artree Live night at South Hill
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Cambridge Folk Festival 2016 delivered yet another varied and wonderful line-up!
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Corinne West took to the stage at The Borderline, one of London’s most iconic music venues as part of the ‘Starlight Highway Tour’ Read our review here.
Read moreBoomtown returned this year for Chapter 7 of the story, a city built from scratch in the coutryside just outside Winchester creating a place like no other. A place filled with madness and mayhem, with ravers, punks, cowboys, hippies, cyborgs and pirates all mixing with each other to have one huge party. From the Wild West to Trenchtown to walking through Mayfair or losing yourself in the forest – Boomtown here we come…
Read moreRead our review of Larkin Poe at The Convent.
Read moreCelebrating Cambridge Folk Festival’s 51st Year.
Read moreWhat with it having been scheduled to rain all week, it was coats, umbrellas, wellington boots and the slightest hint
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