Heather Cartwright & Sam Mabbett; Cahalen Morrison; The Hoarse Whisperers – live from Warwick Folk Festival
Heather Cartwright & Sam Mabbett; Cahalen Morrison; The Hoarse Whisperers – live from Warwick Folk Festival
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This hybrid gig is being livestreamed in partnership with our friends at Warwick Folk Festival. Season tickets to attend the festival in person are available here.
Warwick Folk Festival is one of the UK’s friendliest, most exciting, and best-loved folk festivals, and we’re thrilled to be live-streaming this year’s main stage performances.
This lively festival sees over five thousand visitors over the space of four days, but with Live to Your Living Room, you can enjoy the music from anywhere.
Sing along to a foot-stomping selection of some of the world’s best traditional and contemporary folk artists, direct from your living room, home office, or garden!
Join us on Saturday afternoon for a special double-headliner concert. Artist details below.
Heather Cartwright and Sam Mabbett
Heather Cartwright (guitar) and Sam Mabbett (accordion) specialise in traditional folk standards as well as self-penned songs about life experiences and old stories.
What to expect: A stunning show from two highly talented musicians and songwriters.
Talent and years of dedication have created a guitarist of the first order – The Quintessential Review
Sam Mabbett plays accordion very much in the Celtic style, concentrating on intricate melody lines over the more rhythmic pumping of many English players – At the Barrier
www.soundcloud.com/sam-mabbett
Cahalen Morrison
A stalwart of the international touring scene, Calahen Morrison has performed alongside folk artists including Kris Drever, David Grisman, Phil Cunningham, and Aly Bain.
What to expect: Multi-instrumentalist Cahalen blends traditional music with contemporary songwriting, coupled with a highly amenable stage presence.
Cahalen is making music the world needs – Tim O’Brien
The Hoarse Whispers
Local folk The Hoarse Whisperers are a favourite on the Warwickshire folk scene.
What to expect: a four piece band playing music from the Southern States; blues, alt-country, and Appalachian songs and tunes on guitar, dobro, mandolin, slide, and harmonica, with great vocals and tight harmonies.