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Steve Turner and Winter Wilson – Over Hulton Folk Club: Live Review

The Over Hulton Folk Club faithful were treated to a double bill of quality yet different styles of folk.

A new outlook on folk composition is admirably heard on What Holds The World Together by The Wilderness Yet .

ATB favourites combine for a 2-in-1 special treat.

Beefheart sideman Jeff Cotton returns – after a 50-year hiatus!

Annie Dressner; one half of the David Ford/Annie Dressner duo; will head out on tour in September.

Gareth Williams is Festival Director at Cropredy. He is usually in the shadows but we welcome him as he shares some of his thoughts on past events.

We’re back in South Yorkshire for the 2022 Underneath The Stars Festival. Grand it is too.

Soulfly continue to stand the test of time and the brothers Cavalera continue to thrive.

Ithaca step out in support of their stupendously good second LP, They Fear Us; a record that is so very vital.

Annie’s Back – at her joyous, devilish best! Sunshine Parade is the forthcoming single from Brooklyn’s Annie Keating.

Annie Keating will be back on these shores in September and October for a set of shows that will build on the success of her visit earlier this year.

Tonic by Steve Baker, is an album of remarkable jazz infused compositions and arrangements, played by a fine ensemble of musicians.

Charlie Musselwhite delivers another career high point with an album full of swampy swagger as the great bluesman returns to the delta.

Andrew Tuttle offers up new age banjophonica to bewilder and beguile on Fleeting Adventure; his new album.

Aynsley Lister brings his superb blues sound to Kendal and shows just how great a guitarist he is.