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Mickelson – Known To Be Unknown: Album Review

San Francisco singer/songwriter Mickelson brings us something that is both reassuringly familiar and yet wholly unique.

Award winning folk trio, The Young’uns, are set to head off around the UK on a nine date tour.

News of the new multimedia prog epic – Croix-Noire – from Mike Batt and friends.

The one man harmonica beatbox experience, Son Of Dave, in a bluesy thump, bump and wiggle.

News of the new EP / LP combo from Dirty Honey on Dirt Records – soon to be on tour in the UK with Rivals Sons.

At The Barrier once again visits Over Hulton Folk Club, Bolton to catch Irish singer-songwriter/raconteur Anthony John Clarke.

Electronic Pioneer Wolfgang Flür delivers a new opus with an array of special guests from the world of music.

The Jasmine Minks man Jim Shepherd gets off his arse and gives us twelve golden nuggets.

Kevin Buckley’s Big String – a St. Louis Irish fiddle extravaganza, showing a nimble gift for songs and tunes.

Audio visual artist and performer, Ruby Tingle, on a seductive and sensual five track EP – Lagoons.

The War On Drugs begin their jaunt around the UK in support of I Don’t Live Here Anymore.

Ghost aka Papa Emeritus IV and his Nameless Ghouls, descend on Manchester to deliver another demonic ritual.

The Met’s emerging showcase for the month partners Toria Wooff with Chloe Lawrence in a gentle acoustic double bill.

Aurora brings a unique stage presence, and incredible songs and music, to an admiring and appreciative Glasgow audience.

Hits, deep cuts and a few pleasant surprises. Ystrad Mynach’s favourite son, Andy Fairweather Low, brings joy to Bury St. Edmunds.