Oxford Folk Festival – Alphabetical List of Local Performers
Check Oxford Folk Festival website for any updates and definitive dates and times: https://oxfordfolkfest.org.uk/events/categories/local-acts/
Aisling (Leiden Link)
Saturday April 11th - 14:00 - Oxford Covered Market
Sunday April 12th - 11:00 - Westgate Centre - Leiden Square
Amy Gill
Described as ‘a flute player focussing particularly on the songs and Morris tunes of Oxfordshire. She has leading light of the Oxford folk scene’, Amy Gill is a traditional singer and built up an extensive repertoire of songs and sings for the most part unaccompanied, occasionally intertwining flute and voice to create lively arrangements. Amy uses old songs to tell enduring stories, of land and of loss, and of a better world to come. For the rest of the weekend, you’ll find her dancing with Summertown Morris, playing in sessions, and keeping the festival social media up to date!
Friday April 10th - 16:15 - Common Ground
Anabel
is a singer-guitarist with a fine finger-picking technique; she offers subtle and interesting interpretations of songs from a wide range of composers, from Sondheim and Springsteen to Paul Simon. She is also a skilled bodhran player who often performs with larger traditional and indie groups.
Frisay April 10th - 12:00 - Westgate Library
Saturday April 11th - 14:15 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Sunday April 12th - 15:00 - Modern Art Oxford
Bampton Folk Club
Sundayy April 12th - 14:30 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Barricane
Oxford’s Barricane, described as modern folk with a femme fatale twist, is fronted by singer songwriters Rosy and Emily. Their often-haunting harmonic acrobatic vocals are the pivotal point around their often climactic, atmospheric stormy, energetic songs.
Saturday April 11th - 15:15 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Sunday April 12th - 18:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Ben Avison
“Clever, stylish, highly original... Brimful of ideas, a love of the countryside and knowing references to other musicians and genres. Shades of Morrissey and The Bhundu Boys” – BluesandRootsRadio.com
Sunday April 12th - 15:30 - Common Ground
Berlingo Flick
Sunday April 12th - 12:45 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Braham
Friday April 10th - 15:00 - Westgate Library
Brimstone
Sunday April 12th - 13:00 - Blackwells Norrington Room
Sunday April 12th - 16:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Celtic Heartbeat
Celtic Heartbeat are a 6 piece modern folk band, local to Oxford. Mixing traditional folk songs with some of our own music. Six voices and a multitude of instruments mixing the traditional with a hint of electric modernity.You won’t be able to keep still. You can dance, tap your feet and join in with the chorus's.
Saturday April 11th - 16:00 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Colin Greenway
has a special love of the songs of the folk revival from the 1950s to ‘70s. For over ten years he played a key role in supporting enthusiasts and developing talent in his regular meetings at the Acoustic Room in Witney, Oxfordshire. He is a respected elder statesman of acoustic folk in West Oxon, and continues to help out and MC at local folk clubs.
Friday April 10th - 15:00 - Covered Market
Colin Pitts
began to perform in clubs as a student, before becoming well established in Midlands folk circles. After a hiatus Colin re-emerged as a skilled singer-songwriter in the 1990s with a reputation for writing songs that sometimes make you think, sometimes make you laugh and sometimes just make you feel good. He also tells a good story!
Friday April 10th - 14:15 - Modern Art Oxford
Friday April 10th - 17:00 - Common Ground
Craig McLearie
Craig came south in 1971, initially singing in folk clubs in Maidenhead. He went on to “host” Maidenhead Folk Club and founded Nettlebed Folk Club (which he fronted for the first few years) with Mike Sanderson. He also sang in a number of folk groups over the years. He is a well-respected performer who has amassed a powerful body of work, offering an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary folk, acoustic versions of rock and pop, and a smattering of his own compositions, having recorded 8 albums to date.
Friday April 10th - 15;30 - Common Ground
Saturday April 11th - 12:00 - Covered Market
Daughter of the Water
Daughter of the Water is the musical moniker of Sarah Lambert-Gates (Desdemona, The Dairy Project, The Jettes, The Retreat Singers, Dolly and the Clothespegs). Favourite genres: Folk Noir, Gothically ethereal, folk, neo-medieval. https://www.daughterofthewater.uk/about
Saturday April 11th - 17:00 - Covered Market
Dave Oakley
Chipping Norton based singer songwriter Dave Oakley first trod the boards at the Zap Club in Brighton in 1986 and made his London debut at “God’s Little Joke,” an open mic in Clapham, followed by the Troubadour and the Mean Fiddler. Moving to Bristol in 2000, Dave has played at many clubs in the south-west, including supporting some of the great artists performing at the legendary Albert Hole and Priddy Folk Festival. His thoughtful, well-crafted songs cover all the usual topics of love, life death, whiskey and Maureen O’Hara, but not necessarily in that order.
Sunday April 12th - 13:30- Modern Art Oxford
Sunday April 12th - 17:00 - Old Fire Station Café
David Clifton
Friday April 10th - 15:00 - Modern Art Oxford
Sunday April 12th - 11:45 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Enda Mcabe
is a highly rspected songwriter & performer who has three albums under his belt. Born in Dublin, he is now based in Conamara, Co. Galway, though he also has important links in Oxon. Enda switches between traditional songs (in both his native Irish language and English) linking them with fascinating stories, most of which are based on personal experiences from his lifelong journey in music.
Friday April 10th - 16:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Fair Steel Albion
Saturday April 11th - 15:00 - Covered Market
Faringdon Choir
Sunday April 12th - 11:30 - Weston Library
Gracenotes
Friday April 10th - 14:15 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Greg Mayston Trio
play country, folk and blues songs, new and old, and with love for the traditions behind the songs. Greg sings and plays guitar and banjo, inspired by the iconic acoustic blues performers of the 1920s and 30s. Neil Warren knows all things harmonica, and also plays mandolin. George “Les” Calvert, is our bass-player with a remarkable pedigree of bands that includes Mike Cooper’s Machine Gun Company and those “In the Summertime” chaps, Mungo Jerry. Andy Wilkin is on percussion, who continues to star in similar hats and outfits locally with the Rag and Moan Men and with Ma Bessie’s fine band. https://www.folkbluesandamericana.com/?fbclid=IwAR1hCm7K-md49zNIEBvXkSvHnBPxYTNjKpBriMGO-Efm2Lfd_vPvA2MU62g
Saturday April 11th - 16:30 - Westgate - Roof Terrace
Heather Niness
Heather started performing as the singer with the Band Vorio Sellas (Northern Lights) while living in Greece. Since moving back to the UK she has performed as a soloist in many folk sessions in the shire and has also featured as the interpreter of Pete Joshua’s songs on his River and Road CD. Heather adopts an Indie folk feel to her music.
Saturday April 11th - 13:30 - Modern Art Oxford
Saturday April 11th - 15:00 - Westgate Library
Henderson: Hooper
Saturday April 11th - 15:00 - Modern Art Oxford
Hoverhawk
Hoverhawk are a (mostly) unaccompanied vocal harmony duo from Oxford, UK. Made up of Katherine Steiner and Rory Morrison, they began singing folk songs together in their kitchen, and then at sessions around Oxford.
Saturday April 11th - 18:00 - Old Fire Station Café
I.C. and the Drones
Friday April 10th - 16:30 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Ian Hall
Saturday April 11th - 13:30 - Westgate Library
Ian Page
Saturday April 11th - 12:45 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Indigo
Joni Mitchell’s Blue has some of the most distinctive lyrics, tunes and guitar work on any album ever written. In this new collaboration, Gordon Raitt (guitars and vocals in Scarecrow) and Rebecca Mileham (violin and vocals in Liam Vincent and the Odd Foxes) present their own interpretations of these songs, and others they love from this period, aiming to capture their character in their own way. They add: ‘We are also playing Stephen Stills songs, a bit of Bonnie Raitt, and trying other retro artists as they occur to us.’
Sunday April 12th - 12:45 - Modern Art Oxford
Jaybirds
Jaybirds, led by Jay Mathews, are a group of eight vibrant women who share their enthusiasm for singing in close harmony. Jaybirds sing any songs that take their fancy! This gives them a wide range of material, from traditional songs, through spirituals to contemporary folk.
Saturday April 11th - 11:00 - Blackwells - Norrington Room
Sunday April 12th - 14:00 - Covered Market
Jericho Singers
Jericho Singers love to sing songs from a whole range of music from jazz to pop, folk to classical, R&B to hip hop, as well as songs about the canal and life on and around it. Their musical director is Steph Pirrie, also a member of local trio The Three Idle Women: www.jerichosingers.com
Sunday April 12th - 12:30 - Weston Library
Jess & Jones
Friday April 10th - 13:00 - Covered Market
Friday April 10th - 15:00 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Jim Driscoll
A former show runner at Oxford folk weekends, Jim has established a reputation as a fine instrumentalist who is equally happy playing traditional folk, Americana or jazz. He is also a skilled and versatile wordsmith whose songs encompass many genres and styles, from humour to protest, from love to shrewd social observation. His work often reflects on the poignancy and vulnerability of the human condition. His CD ‘Even the Angels’ came out in 2024. https://jimdriscoll.bandcamp.com
Friday April 10th - 14:00 - Common Ground
Friday April 10th - 16:30 - Modern Art Oxford
John & Di Cullen
have been part of the South East folk scene for many years, being regular guest performers at clubs and festivals. They have a wide repertoire of interesting material using guitar, bouzouki, bowed psaltery and harmony. Always entertaining and fun
Saturday April 11th - 12:45 - Westgate - Roof Terrace
Saturday April 11th - 16:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Joshua Hall
Friday April 10th - 13:30 - Westgate Library
Katie Grace Harris
Katie Grace Harris is a multi-tasking, foot tapping, piano, dulcimer and accordion playing singer and story-weaver. Inspired by real stories of social injustice and with a fast-growing reputation in the UK Folk world, her sound has been described as 'boot-thumping, heart-filling contemporary British folk '.
Saturday April 11th - 11:00 - 11:45 - Westgate Library - Katie Grace Harris with Jon Fletcher: Young People's Workshop, Primary School Age. Details and Tickets: Eventbrite
Saturday April 12th - 12:00 - 12:45 - Westgate Library - Katie Grace Harris with Jon Fletcher: Youth Folk Group demonstration and Try out (for years 6 to 11) Details and Tickets: Eventbrite
Sunday April 12th - 14:00 - Weston Library
Kim Hobday
is a folk singer and acoustic guitarist who performs a wide spectrum of song derived from both traditional and contemporary sources. She has also written some fine original songs. She sometimes performs in a duo, but is becoming increasingly in demand as a soloist in events around the shire and beyond.
Friday April 10th - 12:00 - Covered Market
Friday April 10th - 13:30 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Linda Hopkins
Saturday April 10th - 13:00 - Covered Market
Linda Watkins
Welsh born singer and writer of songs which live happily on folk stages, Linda now dwells among the green fields of England where she continues to enjoy sharing her music with audiences far and wide – not ever forsaking her Welsh roots and traditions of course!
Saturday April 12th - 17:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Machine Breakers tbc
Saturday April 11th - 13:30 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Man Choir
Man Choir offers something substantially different for those who love singing that’s harmonic, heartfelt and of real quality. Created from a diverse group of Oxfordshire men in 2013, Man Choir sings a wide range of classic pop, folk and even polyphonic Georgian material unaccompanied but with a vulnerability and openness that shares their enjoyment of singing with the audience. At its core, Man Choir is a celebration of what ordinary guys in the community can achieve when they do something they love together. The material and the men who sing it will entertain you, make you smile, challenge you musically and move you in surprising ways.
Sunday April 12th - 13:15 - Weston Library
Mandolirium
Rod Craig and John Somerscales are two musicians from very different backgrounds with a shared passion for the mandolin. Now underpinned by John Corlett on upright bass, Rod and John will take you on a musical journey from Turlough O’Carolan to Django Reinhardt. There’s blues, bluegrass, Celtic, classical, gypsy swing and more, showcasing the mandolin with the guitar in all its glory and versatility.
Friday April 10th - 13:30 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Friday April 10th - 16:30 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Mandy Woods
Singer-songwriter Mandy Woods grew up in Oxfordshire, but is now based in Glastonbury, Somerset, having spent much of her adult life giving in to wanderlust and crafting Americana-infused songs wherever she happened to find herself on her unconventional journey. Her recent song ‘The Possibility of You’ has rightly achieved enormous success on independent singer-songwriter forums this year. Mandy writes in the Country genre as she spent a decade of her formative years in Austin, Texas and visits Nashville whenever she can. See: https://www.mandywoods.com/
Saturday April 101h - 13:30 - Westgate - Roof Terrace
Mandy Woods and Jenny Bliss
Sunday April 12th - 12:00 - Modern Art Oxford
Sunday April 12th - 15:00 - Covered Market
Mansfield Smith
are an acoustic Americana duo who enjoy playing both covers and original songs. Get ready for sweet sounds of guitar, double bass and fantastic vocals as they blow you away with their soulful songs and fan-favourite covers.
Friday April 10th - 13:30 - Modern Art Oxford
Friday April 10th - 16:30 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Mark Ashworth
is a songwriter, singer and musician rooted in the broad folk tradition. His songs draw on wide influences, from traditional song and ballad forms to contemporary folk writers and have been performed and recorded by others around the folk scene.
Saturday April 11th - 13:55 - Modern Art Oxford
Mark Austin
singer songwriter, studied for a PhD in Cultural Studies at Oxford Brookes, and has previously lectured in music and culture. His music interests are very eclectic ranging from Philip Glass through to Joni Mitchel. His playing however, is firmly rooted in the influences of John Martyn, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and Nick Drake. He is currently working on a follow-up album to “Tales of a Black Rat” which was released in 2001 in aid of music therapy.
Friday April 10th - 12:45 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Saturday April 11th - 16:30 - Modern Art Oxford
May Tumi
Saturday April 11th - 16:15 - Westgate Library
McIvor & the Oreffos
Friday April 10th - 12:45 - Modern Art Oxford
Friday April 10th - 14:15 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Meadowsuite
Oxford-based folk quartet performing original songs and reworkings of traditional repertoire.. George Gurden (guitar, cittern, vocals), May Tumi (vocals, flute), Lizzie Cheetham (cello, vocals) and Claire Robertson (violin). Their songs are rooted in the folk tradition, yet grow and flourish in new directions to create something timeless, yet original. https://www.facebook.com/Meadowsuiteband
Sunday April 12th - 13:15 - Westgate - Roof Terrace
Messy Mosa and the Fretless
Saturday April 11th - 15:45 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Mona and the Reverend Doctor
Based in Chipping Norton where they lead regular open mic sessions, Mona and the Reverend Doctor offer a wide range of material, covering 300 years of music in their set; they perform at many events, particularly in the west and north of the shire.
Saturday April 11th - 15:00 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Moonrakers
Four-piece Moonrakers (www.moonrakers.net) perform sparkling and unique arrangements of traditional British folk songs and tunes as well as their own compositions. Their multi-instrumental show comprises harp, cello, fretted instruments, whistles, and female/male vocals. Their live shows are informative, full of musical variety and suitable for all ages.
Saturday April 11th - 19:30 - St Michael at the North Gate, Cornmarket Street, Oxford OX1 3EY
Double-bill with 4-piece Moonrakers (harp, cello, fretted instruments and f/m vocals) and Simon Mayor (mandolin) & Hilary James (guitar)
Information and Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/simon-mayorhilary-james-moonrakers-tickets-1851575916409?aff=oddtdtcreator#location
Oakstone Trio
Louis Thurman (melodeons, vocals), Mitch Keely (guitar, vocals), and Joshua Newman (fiddle, viola, vocals) combine a nuanced, improvisatory approach to tunes with energy and warmth, allowing seldom-heard melodies to escape old manuscripts and giving well-loved session tunes the space to find new directions. They pair new compositions with old tunes and solo ballads with harmony chorus songs. www.oakstonetrio.co.uk
Friday April 11th - 19:00 - Ceilidh - The Newman Rooms, OX1 1RD
Information and Tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/oxfolkceilidhs/1982113
Oli Steadman
Friday April 10th - 14:00 - Covered Market
One Trick Donkey
Friday April 10th - 15:45 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Oxford Fiddle Group
The OFG sound is built around massed fiddles, with a funky and creative rhythm and harmony section. The line-up includes guitar, banjo, bass, English concertina, percussion, whistles, vocals and one or two other instruments. We play our own arrangements of jigs, reels, polkas, polskas, waltzes, hornpipes, songs and anything else that we like and which works well in a big band of fiddles.
Sunday April 12th - 13:15 - Westgate - Leiden Square - tbc
Sunday April 12th - 16:00- Covered Market
Oxford Folk Voices
Sunday April 12th - 12:00 - Blackwells Norrington Room
Paul Lodge
Paul Lodge is a unique mix of musician and professor of philosophy at Oxford University. He sings out of a lifelong engagement with philosophy and literature and from the same place of mystery and wonder as Bob Dylan, Nick Drake, Bonnie Prince Billy, Natalie Merchant, and Joanna Newsom. Paul plays regularly in and around Oxford at venues such as The Old Fire Station, The Jericho Tavern, Port Mahon, The Oxford Folk Club, and The Banbury Folk Club; and in 2022 he launched his album “Preludes to Wordsworth” at Rydal Mount, Wordsworth’s home in the Lake District.
Friday April 10th - 12:00 - Modern Art Oxford
Sunday April 12th - 14:00 - Common Ground
Paul Robertson
Saturday April 11th - 12:45 - Westgate Library
Perebi Georgian Choir
Perebi is a mixed-voice choir in Oxford dedicated to the rich singing traditions of Georgia. Launched in October 2025, the group is open to singers of all genders and levels of experience, and focuses on the inclusive, social spirit at the heart of these powerful, close-harmony songs.
The name Perebi, meaning ‘colours’, reflects the blending of different voices into one shared sound. It suggests unity within diversity; a simple image for a choir where many parts combine in harmony.
The repertoire includes folk songs rooted in everyday life and seasonal cycles: weather and agricultural rituals, birth songs, Christmas and Easter music, and table songs sung at feasts. Recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, this tradition features ringing chords, drones, and unexpected dissonances; music that is felt as much as heard.
The choir is directed by Holly Taylor-Zuntz, a Natural Voice leader who spent several years living and learning in Georgia with local tradition bearers. Holly uses somatic vocal practices, making the music feel accessible, physical, and alive for community singers. Having studied the Georgian language and travelled across the country, she brings cultural context and stories to every song. Holly runs workshops and weekend courses, as well as singing holidays to Georgian villages. She is the co-host of the Voices of the Ancestors Podcast about Georgian songs (www.voicesoftheancestors.co.uk).
New members are warmly welcome to join the choir; see hollytaylor-zuntz.com for more information.
Sunday April 12th - 11:00 - Blackwells Norrington Room
Pete Joshua
Pete is a gifted songwriter, guitarist and all-round musical good bloke! With luck he’ll sing some of his many excellent songs. These days he often performs with Heather Niness, who is a sensitive interpreter of his songs. Their album ‘River and Road’ is highly recommended. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562142716640
Saturday April 11th - 14:45 - Modern Art Oxford
Saturday April 11th - 14:15 - Westgate Library
Quest for Folk
A young group of traditional folk musicians based in Oxford, Quest for Folk are six friends who met playing in local sessions. On fiddles, whistles, guitar and bodhrán, we play music from Scotland, Ireland, England and further afield, including self-composed tunes and songs.
Saturday April 11th - 13:00 - Blackwells - Norrington Room
Saturday April 10th - 18:00 - Covered Market
Rachel Fox and Rosie Cherry:
Two superb voices in harmony perform their fine compositions plus a selection of contemporary and classic folk song covers arranged in their own inimitable style. Rachel underpins their songs with rhythm guitar. Rachel and Rosie have been singing together for over five years and are well-known on the West Oxfordshire folk scene. Rachel also sings in bands with other local musicians, while Rosie is oftentimes accompanied by husband Paul on acoustic guitar
Friday April 10th - 14:15 - Westgate Library
Friday April 10th - 15:45 - Modern Art Oxford
Rachel Brown
Sunday April 12th - 14:45 - Common Ground
Rachel Chai
Rachel is a singer/songwriter based in Oxfordshire and performs at venues and festivals as a solo performer and with the Folk Gospel and Blues Band. Her music is routed in English folk music, interpreted with a contemporary twist. As well as producing her own CDs, she has supported other artists (including Martyn Joseph) and done session work for other musical projects. She is one of a handful of folk musicians who have won the Bill Bailey Award for Performance (awarded as part of Chipping Norton Music Festival Folk sessions) on three occasions.
Saturday April 11th - 12:00 - Modern Art Oxford
Reunion Lane
Friday April 10th - 12:45 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Friday April 10th - 16:00 - Covered Market
Richard MacAndrew
Richard McAndrew is a guitarist and singer-songwriter who honours the Folk Revival of the 1960s. He often performs songs written by Bob Dylan and other songwriters of that time.
Friday April 10th - 12:45 - Westgate Library
Rivermouse
RiverMouse are a 4-piece folk band playing original and traditional songs and tunes inspired by Nature, its changing seasons and life on and around the water.
Sunday April 12th - 12:30 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Roary Skiasta
Friday April 10th - 12:00 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Friday April 10th - 14:45 - Common Ground
Saltline Songs
Friday April 10th - 17:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Same Auld Story
Sunday April 12th - 12:30 - Westgate - Roof Terrace
Scarecrow
emerged in 2006, formed by three members of a popular Oxfordshire barn dance band who shared a common desire to develop our collective breadth of musical styles, instruments and influences. The band brings together the classical music of Rey Lear, allied to folk tunes from David Moore with jazz and blues influences from Gordon Raitt. The resulting "Scarecrow Sound" reflects these diverse abilities and influences in both the repertoire and arrangements of well known and sometimes more obscure songs and tunes.
Friday April 120h - 12:00 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Friday April 10th - 14:15 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Sepia Tone Collective
is an acoustic duo whose work is entirely original. Richie Knight writes and composes all the music, playing guitar, piano and harmonica, whilst also singing harmonised vocals. Lucy Amos sings lead vocals and plays a variety of percussion instruments. The band are influenced by the folk, blues, and rock ‘n’ roll scenes from the 1920s to the present day.
Saturday April 11th - 16:00 - Covered Market
Shiraz
Saturday April 11th - 13:15 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Saturday April 11th - 15:45 - Modern Art Oxford
Short Drag Roger
Short Drag Roger continue to bring shanties and sea songs to the landlocked people of Oxfordshire and further afield. ‘With our eight part harmony, we have performed at shanty and folk festivals all over the UK and Europe as well as pubs, theatres, village shows and other venues closer to home. We not only sing traditional shanties to our audiences acapella but also more modern sea songs and self-penned numbers.’ https://shortdragroger.co.uk/
Saturday April 131h - 12:00 - Blackwells - Norrington Room
Saturday April 11th - 14:30 - Westgate - Leiden Square
The Skeptics.
Sunday April 12th - 12:00 - Covered Market
Sunday April 12th - 14:45 - Weston Library
Spellwood
Sunday April 12th - 15:15 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
The Holy Fools
combine deep traditional roots with cosmopolitan sensibilities to craft a distinctive brand of Americana. Oxford-based and well-respected, the Holy Fools feature three seasoned veterans of the UK music scene – Jim Driscoll on lead guitar, Harry Brzezinski on dobro and Jason Neil on stand-up bass – breathing fiery life into original songs by lead singer Chris Floyd, drawn from his background in the hills and valleys of rural Tennessee.
Friday April 10th - 17:45 - Common Ground
The Kirals
Sunday April 12th - 11:45 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Sunday April 12th - 14:30 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Three Pressed Men
are a 3-piece band grounded in the English folk tradition. Mark Fry, Dick Wolff and Ian Wheeler are among Oxfordshire’s most versatile folk musicians, offering a broad spectrum of music and song that they describe as “daily English; mainly vocal”. Variety of styles is a noted feature of their 'a cappella' vocal arrangements. https://www.facebook.com/threepressedmen12.00
Sunday April 12th - 14:15 - Modern Art Oxford
Sunday April 12th - 16:15 - Common Ground
Tim Friers and the Mercenaries
Sunday April 12th - 13:00 - Covered Market
Township Waits
Friday April 10th - 15:00 - Westgate - Leiden Square
Veronica Marshall Hammond
Saturday April 11th - 15:45 - Westgate Library
Warp, Weft and Weaver
Saturday April 11th - 12:00 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)
Water Chorus Band
Friday April 10th - 15:45 - Westgate - Roof Terrace (2nd Floor)
Friday April 10th - 18:00 - Old Fire Station Café
Wendy Grace
Sunday April 12th - 13:30 - Westgate - Elite Busking (Buskstop)