Listed as one of BBC 6 Music's 2026 ones to watch and an ‘emotionally transatlantic’ talent with family roots in Lincolnshire and Baltimore, Elanor Moss draws on folk influence from homes familiar and felt. She uses songs to turn over the nuances of life lived in relation to others, taking inspiration from the British folk canon and American one alike. With heroes including Judee Sill and Joni Mitchell as well as Sibylle Baier and Vashti Bunyan, her subject is always people in all their lovely flawed-ness.
"With shades of Joanna Newsom's dynamic originality, Elanor Moss has a stark subtlety that bowls you over in its intensity." CLASH
With support from Sophie Jamieson
Sophie Jamieson is a London-based singer-songwriter known for delivering uncomfortably honest songs direct from the heart. Her career began on the London new-folk scene and spans initial early success, a breakdown, a withdrawal from music for many years followed by a comeback which culminated with her debut album, Choosing, being released on Bella Union, 10 years later. Her second LP, I Still Want to Share, was released in January 2025. A record of flourishing ambition, intricate song-writing, an expanded heart and a deepened voice.
Doors open at 7pm; gig starts at 7.30pm.
Presented by Folk England.
This ticket price includes a 50p building levy.
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Sharper discount, autumn 2026
