Belver are the new three-piece venture for Harry Abel (vocals, fiddle, stomp box), Dom Doran (vocals, whistles, pipes, concertina) and Jack Hogsden (vocals, guitar, melodeons) that is taking over the south of England. In their first year they have already played headline events and festivals, sold out concerts and ceilidhs, and are on a quest to expand their territory. With each having a strong touring background in both the grassroots and professional circuits, not only do they perform as highly technical and proficient musicians, but they have fun. With their motto "There ain't no party like a Belver party", whether it's a gig, pub show, festival headline or ceilidh, you'll find yourself dancing the night away. 

Combining her skills in songwriting, her knowledge of Welsh heritage and language, and a vast amount of experience in folk and folk-adjacent settings, Cara Elin is working with her band to redefine her genre. As an artist, designer, performer, singer, and event organiser, Cara Elin is working on a huge range of merchandise that compliments her art. Combining the atmospheric and dark elements of her arrangement with her "shockingly real" lyrical content, as well as the accompaniment of her trio, Cara Elin is performing sell-out shows around the south of England and beyond.

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Brighton based folk four piece Far Darrig sings of the lives, loves and struggles of the older working people from Ireland, England and of the not so new world. Known as "the most sluttish, slouching, jeering, mischievous Irish band in all of Brighton", they tell us the stories of the working classes and the lives they had in days gone by. Utilising bouzouki, guitar, bass, bodhran, harmonica, mandolin, and vocals, they make a huge sound to get you dancing, singing, and often drinking the night away. They regularly perform around the south-east, and are on a quest to find the best Guinness near you.

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After what feels like far too long, Jack Hogsden has returned to the folk scene in full force. Voice, guitar, melodeons and mandolin create incredibly sympathetic and diverse arrangements for both instrumental and lyrical performance. His use of guitars is unique and percussive to accompany his songs, and his melodeon style has been regarded among the top players in the UK. His Sussex heritage, musical upbringing, and passion for traditions are shown in his stage presence; captivating, knowledgeable, always pushing the boundaries of his instruments, and finding the versions of songs and tunes you didn't know you needed.

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