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?
Our spring / summer programme:
Something Sleeps (formerly Nueva) + Nick Siepman
8 June, 7.45pm at Mum’s Bistro
Free admission (collection taken)
Melting their signature vocal harmonies into soulful string arrangements, this is emotive folk music, inspired by nature and the times we live in.
With a love of traditional music, but not always for traditional messages, Something Sleeps seek to stay true to the spirit of folk music whilst weaving the words into songs that move with the times.
Featuring vocal harmony obsessed Fiona Fey and Rey Yusuf (formerly Tell Tale Tusk) on guitars and vocals, Monica Viñoly on vocals and violin, and Josh Considine on Cello.
Nick Siepman performs traditional and original material which draws from history, myth and the richness of nature.
He has played in venues across the London folk scene both as a solo artist singing traditional and original folk songs, and as a member of Feorin and Jessica Law and the Outlaws.
Feorin
2.30pm, 18 June at Pavillion Cafe, O.R Tambo Rec
Free admission (collection taken)
A regular favourite of ours, the magical quartet Feorin will be playing as part of BPFC EXTRA on 18 June at the Pavillion Cafe, O.R Tambo Rec.
It's an afternoon concert and there will be plenty of floor spots so performers just come along on the day, or drop us a line if you want to get on the list early.
We're looking forward to welcoming summer park go-ers who will be delighted to find this free concert in their neighbourhood.
Linda Moylan
13 July, 7.45pm at Mum’s Bistro
Free admission (collection taken)
Linda Moylan is a London based, Irish born singer songwriter. Her second full album ‘The Merchant’ has a distinctly folk flavour and she is thrilled that it has been produced by English folk royalty in the form of Show Of Hands’ Phil Beer.
Her music explores a wide array of themes from forgotten fateful stories and uncelebrated heroines of the past to her own personal and family experiences.
Linda draws an ethereal energy flow from her inspirations, citing numerous artists as influences, including: Sandy Denny, Melanie, Leonard Cohen, Nina Simone and the poetry of Ted Hughes.
Her 2018 EP ‘London Irish’ was recorded and produced by Gavin Glass in Orphan Studios, Dublin and received critical plaudits and airplay in all the right places.
In 2020 Linda released a duet with the late, great folk legend Julie Felix – recorded and released just before the sad loss of Julie. This duet was the result of their friendship which grew since sharing a folk festival bill a few years ago.
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