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Please note that on Guest Nights the support acts will have already been chosen, so it’s unlikely there will be any floor spots available. Don’t let that stop you coming along to listen though!
Robin Huw Bowen
Date: 19 March
The only full-time professional Welsh harpist specializing solely in the Welsh Triple Harp. Robin’s influence on the world of Welsh folk music and harping has been far-reaching. He undoubtedly ranks among the most important figures that the Welsh folk tradition has produced.
Suthering
Date: 26 march
Suthering brings together a joyous blending of voices and musical talents of Julu Irvine and Heg Brignall. Delicate, harmonious and thoroughly English, Suthering is a welcome arrival on the vibrant English folk scene
Supported by Phil Millichip, Barry Scouse, Shadowish, Ned Clamp & Pat Smith
NOTE Concert starts at 7.30 sharp.
Máire Ní Chathasaigh & Chris Newman
Date: 21 MAY
One of the UK’s most extraordinary and influential acoustic guitarists in concert with “the doyenne of Irish harpers” and “an absolute legend”. If you have never heard this duo before, drop everything else and get along to Newport Folk Club for this concert! You will not be disappointed. For more information and songs, see their Website [https://www.maireandchris.com/]d Guests: To be decided
Flossie Malavialle
Date: 2 July
Flossie is a French born singer who was based in the North East of England from 2002 to 2019. She has become an accomplished performer playing at folk clubs and festivals all over the UK (and beyond) and supporting acts such as Fairport Convention and Show of Hands.
Flossie’s powerful yet sensitive rendition of songs combined with her quaint northern twang and humorous banter will no doubt entertain and leave you with a smile
Support: to be decided
Gilmore and Roberts
Date: 10 september
Contemporary folk/acoustic duo combining award-winning songwriting with astounding musicianship and trademark harmonies to create a powerful wall of sound. Nominated three times at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, Katriona Gilmore (fiddle, mandolin) and Jamie Roberts (guitar) met while studying at Leeds College of Music and released their debut album in 2008.