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Ulster Hall, Belfast (2nd Dec); Firth Hall, Sheffield (6th); The Sage, Gateshead (7th); The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh (8th); The Stoller Hall, Manchester (9th); Artrix, Bromsgrove (12th); The Stables, Milton Keynes (13th); Union Chapel, London (14th); Turner Sims, Southampton (15th); Cheese & Grain, Frome (16th); Norden Farm, Maidenhead (18th); St George’s, Bristol (19th); The Haymarket, Basingstoke (20th); The Gulbenkian, Canterbury (21st); Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh (22nd).
Jim Moray plays at Middlesbrough Town Hall (26th Oct); Black Swan Folk Club, York (1st Nov); Roots Music Club, Doncaster (2nd); Lichfield Arts (10th); The Greystones, Sheffield (15th); SoundBox, Chester (16th); Newhampton Arts Centre (17th); Milngavie Folk Club (24th); Chapel Arts, Bath (29th); The Met, Bury (7th Dec); West End Centre, Aldershot (12th).
Kate Rusby has autumn dates at Palace Theatre, Newark (18th Oct); Storyhouse Theatre, Chester (19th); Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury (20th), and then with her Christmas tour at G-Live, Guildford (3rd Dec); Brighton Dome (4th); Malvern Theatres (6th); Parr Hall, Warrington (7th); Sheffield City Hall (8th); Huddersfield Town Hall (9th); Bridgewater Hall, Manchester (12th); Birmingham Town Hall (13th); The Forum, Bath (15th); City Hall, Salisbury (16th); The Barbican, York (18th); The Sage, Gateshead (19th); Royal Hall, Harrogate (20th); Theatre Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham (21st).
Show Of Hands have tour dates at The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh (17th Oct); The Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow (18th); Birmingham Town Hall (20th); Electric Palace, Bridport (31st); G Live, Guildford (1st Nov); Assembly Hall, Tunbridge Wells (2nd); City Hall, Salisbury (3rd); Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester (7th); Victoria Theatre, Halifax (8th); Union Chapel, London (10th); Theatre Royal, Plymouth (11th); Cheltenham Town Hall (14th); Buxton Opera House (15th); St David’s Hall, Cardiff (16th); Oxford New Theatre (18th); Octagon Theatre, Yeovil (21st); Epic Studios, Norwich (22nd); The Alban Arena, St Albans (23rd); Wycombe Swan, High
Baka Beyond
Wycombe (24th); New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth (25th); Theatre Royal, Margate (28th); The Anvil, Basingstoke (29th); St George’s Church, Brighton (30th); Lighthouse, Poole (1st Dec); Exmouth Pavilion (6th – 8th).
The Breath tour their new
album, Let the Cards Fall, with dates at Hull University (4th Oct); Acapela Studio, Cardiff (9th); The Queen’s Head, London (31st); Trinity Centre, Bristol (1st Nov); Komedia, Brighton (8th); Metronome, Nottingham (9th); The Deaf Institute, Manchester (13th).
Baka Beyond have their 25th anniversary autumn tour with dates at The John Peel Centre, Stowmarket (12th Oct); Fitzroy House, Lewes (13th); The Chapel, Leeds (17th); The Vale, Mossley (18th); Musicport Festival, Whitby (19th); Rich Mix, Shoreditch (25th); The Marshall Rooms, Stroud (26th); Assembly Rooms, Glastonbury (27th); Komedia, Bath (28th); Cambridge Junction (31st); St Endellion Church, Cornwall (2nd Nov); The Acorn Theatre, Penzance (3rd); Newport Memorial Hall, West Wales (9th); Isis Farmhouse, Oxford (10th).
Grace Petrie brings her
Queer As Folk tour to The Moon, Cardiff (10th Oct); The Place, Bedford (11th); Old Fire Station, Oxford (12th); Greystones, Sheffield (14th); Marlowe, Canterbury (16th); The Exchange, Bristol (17th); The Y Theatre, Leicester (18th); Victoria Hall, Settle (21st); Tamesis Dock, London (23rd); The Railway Inn, Winchester (24th); Komedia, Brighton (25th); Cumberland Arms, Newcastle (28th); Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh (29th).
Daoirí Farrell is appearing at Derby Folk Festival (7th Oct); Corstorphine Folk, Edinburgh (2nd Nov); Milngavie Folk Club, nr Glasgow (3rd); National Centre for Early Music, York (6th); The Sage, Gateshead (8th); Hepworth Village Hall, Holmfirth (9th); Wadsworth Community Centre, Hebden Bridge (10th); Komedia, Bath (13th); Kingskerswell Parish Church (14th); Ashcroft Arts, Fareham (15th); Ruskin Mill, Stroud (16th); Lewes Saturday Folk Club (17th); Hitchin Folk Club (18th); The Bowerhouse, Maidstone (20th); Ropetackle Arts, Shoreham-by-Sea (21st); St Mary’s Music Hall, Walthamstow (22nd);
Cambridge Folk Club (23rd); Folk At The Fold, Bransford (24th).
Jon Boden heads to Scotland for a run of dates at Milngavie Folk Club, nr Glasgow (28th Sept); Tolbooth, Stirling (29th); The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen (30th); The Dissection Room, Edinburgh (4th Oct); CatStrand, New Galloway (6th); Harbour Arts Centre, Irvine (7th), and then down to the National Centre for Early Music, York (8th).
Belshazzar’s Feast take their
festive Two Wise Men Tour to Haberton Folk, nr Totnes (1st Dec); King’s Place, London (3rd); Otley Folk Club, West Yorks (5th); The Atkinson, Southport (6th); Upwood Village Hall, nr Huntingdon (7th); The Corn Hall, Diss (8th); Colchester Folk Club (10th); The Guildhall, Leicester (11th); All Saints Church, Ecclesall, Sheffield (12th); The Oval Tavern, Croydon (13th); Grayshott Folk Club, nr Hindhead (14th); The David Hall, South Petherton (15th); Nettlebed Village Club, Henley-on-Thames (17th); Whitchurch Folk Club, Hants (18th); Llantrisant Folk Club, Glamorgan (19th); Number 8, Pershore (20th); Burton Folk Club, (21st); Keevil Village Hall, Wiltshire (22nd).
RSVP Bhangra play at
Porlock Village Hall, Somerset (12th Oct); Ilminster Arts, Somerset (19th); Launceston Village Hall, Cornwall (3rd Nov); Rattery Village Hall, Devon (10th); AMATA, Penryn, Cornwall (14th); Mounts Bay Academy, Penzance (30th); St Wenn, Cornwall (1st Dec).
Boston artists Alice Howe &
Freebo arrive in the UK to promote their first album together with a run of dates including Acoustic Music Club, Kirkcaldy (27th Sept); Kilbarchan Performing Arts Centre (28th); Irvine Townhouse, (30th); Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh (1st Oct); The Atkinson, Southport (3rd); The Ropewalk, Barton-upon-Humber (5th); The Pump House, Louth (6th); Town Hall Live, Kirton in Lindsey (7th); The Greystones, Sheffield (8th) and Green Note, Camden (9th).
Irish trio cua have dates at Birnam Arts, Perthshire (28th Oct); Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh (29th); Kilbarchan Performing Arts Centre (30th); Fallen Angels Club, Glasgow (31st); Acoustic Music
Show Of Hands
Club, Kirkcaldy (1st Nov); The Tin Hut, Gartly (2nd); Glenbuchat Hall, Strathdon (3rd); Harbour Arts Centre, Irvine (4th).
Tom Robinson takes to the road with his 40th anniversary Power In The Darkness Tour with gigs at Epic Studios, Norwich (3rd Oct); The Plough Arts, Great Torrington (4th); Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis (5th); Brighthelm Centre, Brighton (6th); Ropery Hall, Barton Upon Humber (9th); Glee Club, Birmingham (10th); Band On The Wall, Manchester (11th); Brudenell Social Club, Leeds (16th); The Sage, Gateshead (17th); King Tuts, Glasgow (18th); Liverpool Philharmonic (19th); 1865, Southampton (20th); Canterbury Festival (23rd); The Fleece, Bristol (24th); The Globe, Cardiff (25th); Bullingdon, Oxford (26th); Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London (27th).
Rowan Rheingans has announced three intimate solo shows previewing a project for 2019. They’re at Regather, Sheffield (26th Oct); Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol (28th) and The Betsey Trottwood, London (29th).
Bruce Molsky heads out solo for dates including Walthamstow Folk Club, London (2nd Dec); The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol (3rd); Dartford Folk Club (4th); Baldock and Letchworth Folk Club (5th); Kings Place, London (6th); The Ram Club, Thames Ditton (7th); Lewes Saturday Folk Club (8th); Rhydycroesau Village Hall, Oswestry (9th); The Storey, Lancaster (10th); Eastgate Theatre, Peebles (12th); The Sage, Gateshead (13th); The Hippodrome, Eyemouth (14th); Crafts & Things, Glencoe (15th); Dundee Acoustic Music Club (16th).
Farran is the Scots word for the starboard side of a boat, and also the title of Mairearad Green & Anna Massie’s new album. They tour it at Hartlepool Folk Festival (20th Oct); The Witham, Barnard Castle, Durham (2nd Nov); Square & Compass, Swanage (4th); The Wardrobe Theatre, Bristol (6th); Kings Place, London (7th); Brighton Toy and Model Museum (9th).
Trio Dhoore are over in the UK for dates at Gwaenysgor Village Hall, Rhyl (17th Nov); Mayflower Folk Club, Cambridge (20th); The Courtyard, Hereford (22nd); Quay Arts Centre, Newport, Isle of Wight (23rd).
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