Friday 5th September 2025

Mishra are an award-winning global folk collective who use their strong roots in U.K folk to weave a tight web of intricate, Indian-influenced original music into joyous live performances. Mishra are playing in The Fisher Theatre. You will need ticket for this event. Tickets on sale later…

Saturday 6th September 2025

Describing herself simply as a ‘modern English musician’, Eliza Carthy is one of the most recognisable faces in British folk. 

She has received an MBE; numerous BBC R2 Folk Awards; two Mercury Prize nominations; was the first English traditional musician to be nominated for a BBC R3 Award for World Music, and in 2021 became President of the English Folk Dance & Song Society. Eliza is performing two concerts in The Fisher Theatre. Tickets available later…

Sunday 7th September

Tamsin’s award-winning collaboration with Egyptian oud player Tarek Elazhary explores the parallels and celebrates the idiosyncrasies of Egyptian Maqam music and English folk traditions. Their friendship and resulting duo album So Far We Have Come is a testament to the unifying power of music, and won them a place in The Guardian’s Top Ten Folk Albums of 2023, as well as a nomination for Best Group at the Songlines Music Awards.

Tamsin and Tareq are playing in St Mary’s Church. You will need a ticket for this event.

From Mersea Island in Essex this young, new, and exciting duo, Wilswood Buoys, are currently cutting their name into the UK underground scene.

Mixing trad folk, with modern alternative acoustic pop, the band have a sound that’s raw, fresh, familiar, and accessible.

Josh and Joe are, like a lot of bands, a couple of mates who from simply getting together for a jam saw things quickly escalate into writing music and playing local gigs. Both had a completely different upbringing in terms of musical styles leading them down a path of intertwined genres worked into one, with a thread of catchy riffs, natural chemistry, and big, bold choruses.

This is a free concert on Sunday 7th Sept on The Castle Bailey

The King Driscoll's are a band born from pub sessions. Their songwriting is influenced by their work in the woodlands and fields of East Anglia. They sing songs of our times, with humility and optimism for the future. This is a free concert. You can see The King Driscols on Sunday 7th Sept at the folk picnic on The Castle Bailey.

Known for their audio/video sampling talents, Addictive TV are the artist collective described by The Times as “Responsible for mind-bending live entertainment” and by DJ Mag as “famed for their eye-popping live shows“. Addictive TV have been at the forefront of AV remixing for two decades and were the first artists allowed by a major studio to officially remix a movie. From Hollywood to community projects and performing internationally, they’ve worked with Paramount Studios, EA Games, Greenpeace, London Borough of Culture, British Council, Newcastle University, Pompidou Centre, UNESCO’s Humanities Arts & Society, all to continue pushing boundaries and exploring new ideas. OOS are perfroming in The Fisher Theatre on Sunday 7th Sept. You will need a ticket for this show.