YouTube video by Lisa Knapp - Topic Padstow May Song

It’s 1:50 am BST, so May has begun - my favourite month of the year! For the past few years, @lisaknappmusic.bsky.social’s glorious album has accompanied me as I greet this month, so I’ll be playing it again when the sun rises. 🙂 ☀️ 🌸 🐝 www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmZ-...

The Belles of London City Morris singing as they climb to the top of Primrose Hill to dance

A dawn celebrant in tall pointy hat and robes, in slightly misty light on Primrose Hill

Seeing the sun rise on May 1, from Primrose Hill looking east over London

Belles of London City morris dancers cavorting in the dawn sunlight

May morning, Primrose Hill. Such scenes! Felt very London and very pagan, all at the same time. Huge privilege to see it.

Just a few of the artists appearing in the final event to mark the exhibition ‘Mo Ogg Bard of Coleby’ @northlincsmuseum.bsky.social #folkheritage #northlincs

Tears At The End Of The Yellow Brick Road (Published originally in The Irish Times

I’m a newbie to this medium and don’t even know if this link works but - here goes…

open.substack.com/pub/mike567/...

Next batch of gigs coming up.

Ashley’s birthday bash. What a night. ❤️

Tuesday 12th November The Wilsons at Kiveton Park Folk Club, sold out Wednesday 13th November Maddie Morris at Live at Sam’s house concert, also available online at Live to Your Livingroom. Maskareen at Attikk Sessions, Hagglers Corner Thursday 14th November Eddie Affleck at Crookes Folk Club, Friday 15th November Ceilidh Soc Ceilidh at High Tor, The Edge. Chris Foster at Nether Edge Bowling Club Saturday 16th November Bellowhead at Sheffield City Hall Sold out Lindisfarne at The Octagon Centre. Siobhan Millar Band at Yellow Arch Studio. Sunday 17th November Rob Heron & the Tea Pad Orchestra at the Greystones Banjo Jen at Cafe #9 sold out photo of Bellowhead at Sheffield City Hall 2022

Wednesday 20th November Oysterband at Memorial Hall, Sheffield City Hall sold out Thursday 21st November The Rheingans Sisters at Firth Hall Auka at Bishop's House Steve Graham at Crookes Folk Club Sheffield Scratch Ceilidh at Broomhall Centre Track Dogs at Firbeck Village Hall. Sold out Bella Gaffney and Kate Griffin at Cafe #9 sold out Eleanor McEvoy at The Greystones sold out Friday 22nd November Daisy Daisy at The Lantern Theatre Steve Turner at Roots Music Club, Brewery & Tap, Doncaster Martin Simpson- Live at Sam's sold out Alasdair Roberts and Donald WG Lindsay at Bishop's House, sold out Steve Knightley at The Greystones sold out Saturday 23rd November Sheffield Folk Celebration Weekend at Crookes Social Club: Martin Simpson, Melrose Quartet, Underground Sun, Pete Smith, Alec Thompson, Sheffield City Morris. Henry Parker & David Ian Roberts at Bishop's House Man The Lifeboats at The Greystones sold out Heneghan at Cafe #9 sold out Sunday 24th November Sheffield Folk Celebration Weekend at Crookes Social Club: Tim Van Eyken, Rosie Hood Band, Culverake Polska Workshop with Ella Spring and Lucy Huzzard at St Mary's Walkley,10AM-4PM Christina Alden & Alex Patterson at Cafe #9 Mossy Christian and Jim Eldon at The Harlequin, Nursery Street Monday 25th November Bella Hardy at The Greystones. Sold out

Welcome to the first of my weekly what's on listings on Bluesky. This is a non commercial information sharing service about Folk music and dance events in and near Sheffield. Please share to help spread the word about the many fantastic events that are happening. Thanks, Kathy Barnes

Gigspanner Big Band: Turnstone review – an elegance unmatched in British folk The multi-talented six-piece soar on their most accomplished album yet, led by the exceptional fiddle-playing of Peter Knight

Very proud of this one!!!

Gigspanner Big Band: Turnstone review

“An elegance unmatched in British folk … The multi-talented six-piece soar on their most accomplished album yet, led by the exceptional fiddle-playing of Peter Knight”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The Observer

www.theguardian.com/music/2025/a...

Read the April 2025 FolkWorks Newsletter: icont.ac/510EJ

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#April2025 #Spring2025 #ClimateChange #EarthDay #EarthDay2025 #Passover #Easter #ShapeNoteSinging #Dayenu

One of the first choruses I learnt as a teenager. ❤️

YouTube video by Roy Bailey - Topic The Burning Times

I got to see Roy perform this song live. Mesmerising performance. I took a Christian friend with me, who loved Folk music. Her face was like thunder during it 😄

#witchsky
#RoyBailey

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I’d forgotten all about this - Spike was a total star - Granada TV I think

Poster of event coming up in north Lincs

Let’s have a sell out!

Folk 'Round 'Ere - Promoting folk music, song & dance in North Lincs After we did the presentation at Whitby Folk Week last summer, we were asked if we could do something similar in North Lincs. The event below has a FREE afternoon performance of the Coleby Plough Jag....

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This weekend I’ve been mostly researching folk dance in Scunthorpe…#traddance #northlincs #morrisdance #scunthorpe #folkheritage

Tour poster for Young’uns 20 with 20 dates starting in Leeds 15th April ending in Scunthorpe 31th May all dates and info www.theyounguns.co.uk/live

Any songs you’d like to hear on our 20th anniversary tour?

YouTube video by English Folk Dance and Song Society Spring Summer 2025 Gigs at Cecil Sharp House

Our spring/summer gigs season kicks off next week. Get your tickets now - some are very close to selling out...

efdss.org/gigs

The front cover of Folk London, featuring Jennifer Reid performing on stage. She is wearing a checked shirt and is singing into a microphone while holding a book

The new Folk London magazine is at the printers and available to preorder now. Featuring:

• Jennifer Reid on dialect, weaving and telling working-class stories
• How to build a tune-playing community from scratch
• News, reviews, listings and more

Preorder here: folklondon.co.uk/product/febr...

Anna has curly, blonde hair, and wears a dark coloured shirt. She sits playing her guitar in a sunlit room, with a guitar and banjo in the background.

This Friday we welcome the multi-talented Anna Massie to the Live To Your Living Room stage. Get your tickets below ⬇️ #LiveToYourLivingRoom #LiveMusic #FolkMusic

https://buff.ly/40EBH03

The British Council invites UK arts & culture professionals to apply for festival travel grants of up to £3,000 to visit festivals in mainland China in 2025. This opportunity fosters international engagement by connecting UK festivals with China’s dynamic & innovative artistic scene: bit.ly/4annwzG

Not all that surprising and I’m afraid I’m more sad that we’ve lost some of the smaller community run festivals that don’t get the media coverage. Still, hope it comes back next year.

Bit of a bargain!

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This is great! Happy Sunday!

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A new Singer's Choice mini season, where we have one singer guest for three episodes featuring their choice of songs.

Roud 298: ROLLING IN THE DEW
Historical guest: Vic Gammon
Singer guest: Mossy Christian

Bob Dylan In The ’60s: Every Album Ranked MOJO ranks all of Bob Dylan's 1960s albums. 10. Nashville Skyline 9. John Wesley Harding 8. The Times They Are A-Changin' 7. Bob Dylan

From folk hero to amphetamised hipster poet, reclusive song and dance man, Nashville crooner and beyond, MOJO’s Phil Sutcliffe charts Bob Dylan’s long-playing evolution during his first, seismic decade:

Sounds great!

Think I know him

Live section updated, Reg Meuross and The Brothers Gillespie www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/live/
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