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Cambridge Folk Festival 2024 – Live Review

We’re back at Cambridge Folk Festival where the legends of the genre are balanced with a multitude of offerings on and off stage.

Son Of Man hit their stride with fine songs and inspired playing on the new album Gaslight.

South Londoners, Potato venture boldly where few have trodden before on their debut EP, Stew.

Recorded in 2023, with a set list of favourites, Joe Bonamassa and his music is given a different direction with the power of a 40 piece orchestra.

Peter Beatty joins us in our Why I Love column. He discusses the mysterious world of Bill Callahan and how his music has influenced him.

David Carroll reprises his time walk through medieval prog/folk-rock mash; yet another bumper crop of vintage frolics.

Glorious power-pop anthems on the debut EP from Newcastle’s ‘melodic punks,’ Wild Spelks.

At The Barrier pay tribute to one of the icons of British blues, the unique John Mayall, who inspired many a blues fan and musician.

Festival season is in full swing; we look ahead to another bash that we will be attending; Sidmouth Folk Festival.

Thoughts and songs from the edge, embracing both the beginning and the end. Humanist release their new record.

Latest release from the Super8SinglesClub label – out on 26th July. A double ‘A’ side from The Family Grave.

Skinny Lister – rollin’ in the Forge & Flagon – for the Pub Shed Bootleg.

Ex-Urusen man Peter Beatty uses his debut solo album to reflect on his life experiences.

The Wilderness Yet give an acapella masterclass, elegant and unadorned.

Stockport based blues outfit Dust Radio release the single Tupelo which will surprise but satisfy their appreciative fans.