Live music - All welcome: come play/sing/listen
SECOND Thursdays at Mum’s Bistro (free)
Plus occasional ticketed concerts
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What’s on?
Daria Kulesh
14 September, 7.45pm at Mum’s Bistro
Free admission (collection taken)
We’re all at BPFC so excited to open our autumn season with such a phenomenal act!
Daria Kulesh has been described by Mike Harding as “one of the finest voices and one of the most intriguing and interesting songwriters on the present folk scene”.
Her performances are refreshing and mesmerising, full of passion and magic. Mixing her Eastern roots with Western folk influences, she creates an original and exciting sound. Her debut release Eternal Child was described as “phenomenal”, her second album Long Lost Home has enjoyed rave reviews and multiple awards, including LCM Album of the Year.
Daria’s latest studio release Earthly Delights was named "one of the year's finest albums" by Folk Radio UK.
Nominated for Best Duo, 2019 Folking Awards
Nominated for Soloist of the Year and Best Album, 2018 Folking Awards.
Nominated and shortlisted for Best Solo Artist (Female), 2019 GSMC Music Awards
Singer’s night / open mic
12 October, 7.45pm at Mum’s Bistro
Free admission (collection taken)
Our hugely popular open mic returns this autumn - we can’t wait to see and hear all the talent on our doorstep and across London.
This is for everyone - an eclectic and inspiring mix of traditional folk, blues, americana, sea shanties and singer-songwriters.
We welcome new faces and seasoned players. There are plenty of spots so you can just come along on the night and put your name on the list, or contact us in advance to say you’re coming bowesparkfolk@gmail.com
Bring friends, come early and grab a table, and enjoy the excellent Greek food at Mum’s.
Copper Viper
15 October, 2pm at Shaftesbury Hall
Much anticipated since their last visit to BPFC three years ago, as well as searing harmonies this trio are a lot of fun - expect a lot of foot-stomping and yelping!
Copper Viper is an acoustic folk trio from London, comprised of prolific songwriter and guitarist Robin Joel Sangster, fiddle/mandolin player Duncan Menzies and banjo picker Dana Immanuel. Drawing inspiration from the British folk and American country/bluegrass traditions, Copper Viper’s music marries haunting melodies and intricate vocal harmonies with searing instrumental passages to create a stylistic blend that is at once familiar and unique.
The group recorded their debut album “Cut It Down, Count The Rings” at Bear Creek Studio in Woodinville WA, USA with platinum-selling producer Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile). Mastered by Grammy-winning engineer Gavin Lurssen (“O Brother, Where Art Thou?” Soundtrack, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss), the album flows smoothly between lyrical ballads and foot-stomping barn-stormers, mixing melancholy, hope, tension and joy in equal measure.
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