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Confirmed Bookings/Floor spots:
2026 Oxford Folk Club - 13th February Bedworth Folk Club - 8th April Grand Union Folk Club - 22nd June Dartmoor Folk Club - 26th July Tigerfolk - 1st December For bookings contact : Phil
Hardcastle 0793 534 1845 or email
phil.hardcastle@gmail.com Recent comments about
our club performances Oxford Folk Club Last Friday was absolutely
great for us at the Oxford Folk Club, so hope
it made a good end to the week for all of you,
and thank you for braving the M1 to get to us
- hope it was better on return trip.
An
interesting measure of the popularity of the
evening was that absolutely no one left early
(to my knowledge!), and that is almost unheard
of in recent times. Absolutely enjoyable
throughout. I'm so pleased that we went
ahead with it, despite the absences of so many
regulars.
St Neots A great way to finish the artist nights off in 2025 with Notts Alliance. Fantastic three part harmonies, these guys are brilliant! Enjoy the clip here but well worth looking them up and going to see them next year.
Thanks guys, a really enjoyable evening. Here's
a review from Carrington Triangle
after our visit on 10 December 25 What they said at the Potteries Folk Club: ..we went to the
Potteries Folk Club to see Notts
Alliance. I hope all those who made
different choices had half as good a time as
we did, but I doubt it, we came out on such
a complete high, that we both chattered on
and on about it all the way home. The
songs were so diverse, the arrangements so
varied, that each song sounded so very
different. The harmonies were spine
tinglingly tight. The jokes were so
bad, that the barracking from the audience
became yet another entertaining feature of
the night! The fact that they had a
good relationship with each other was
apparent and their rapport with the audience
was a joy. As would be expected by all
who know me, I especially enjoyed Oak and
Ash and Thorn and Rolling Down to Old Mauiļ
but I will surprise you all by saying that I
really enjoyed their opening song Wall of
Death which takes on a totally different
feel in three part harmony, it was
terrific. As I have said before, each
time I see Notts Alliance, they are stronger
than before, this time is no exception. Links Clubs we go to and other folk related links:
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