Filkins Drift and Young Performers Spotlight at St James Church, Mangotsfield
£10 in advance, £12 on the door. Children under 18 free

A gig on Saturday 27th April. The event starts at 19:00.


This concert is a collaboration between Ham Farm Festival and WEMA (West of England Music and Arts) and will take place in St James Church, Mangotsfield, on Saturday 27th April 2024.

7-7.30pm Young Musicians' Concert
A variety of young musicians (under 18), specially selected by WEMA, will perform a varied 30-minute concert for us.

7.30-8pm Interval with drinks
Drinks will be provided on a donation basis - please bring a card or some cash if you wish to make a donation to our summer festival costs. We are a charity and can claim gift aid on any donations.

8-9pm FILKIN'S DRIFT
​One of the UK’s fastest rising folk groups, Filkin’s Drift combine the traditional and the contemporary through their blend of fiddle, guitar, and close vocal harmonies. Seth Bye and Chris Roberts have earned widespread acclaim with extensive national airtime on BBC Radio 2, 3, 4, 6 Music, and BBC World Service. Renowned for their live performances, characterised as ‘utterly mesmerizing’ (Bristol 24⁄7) and ‘hugely entertaining’ (RnR), the duo have enchanted audiences across the UK. Their compositions are sophisticated, yet rooted in tradition, spanning delicate Welsh folk-songs to traditional English dance tunes. Set-up around a single microphone, Seth and Chris entertain audiences with original tunes, traditional songs, and stories of life as a musician.

More extended bios at: www.filkinsmusic.com

This concert will be STUNNING (as everyone who saw them at Ham Farm Festival in July 2023 will attest). Book your tickets now to avoid missing the concert of the year!

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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