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FORTNIGHTLY AT CUTS, FRITH STREET
Soho Folk and Blues is a fortnightly unplugged and acoustic night in deepest Soho, featuring the best acts the London folk and blues scene has to offer in an intimate environment on alternate Thursdays at Cuts on Frith Street.
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Sam Browse – Thursday 17th October
Cuts, Soho
Sam Browse is a London (formerly Sheffield) -based folk singer, performing songs about working class struggle and queer experience. More details
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Chloe Eleanor Jones and Skid Stuart & Nigel Snell – Friday 1st November
Chloe Eleanor Jones is a singer-songwriter based in Manchester, who believes that music is at its best when it evokes emotion from the listener.
Skid Stuart and Nigel Snell are a harmonica and guitar blues duo playing the music of Muddy Waters, Jimmy Rogers and Little Walter among others. More details
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Liam Grundy – Thursday 14th November
Soho Folk and Blues @ Cuts
Liam Grundy presents an evening of original upbeat songs and some classic bar room ballads – together with Richard Sadler on double bass. More details
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Dan Nash – Thursday 28th November
Soho Folk and Blues @ Cuts
Hailing from London, UK, Dan Nash is a true purveyor of traditional acoustic blues. More details
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Elliott Morris – Thursday 12th December
Soho Folk and Blues @ Cuts
With hundreds of gigs behind him, a coveted Danny Kyle Award from Celtic Connections, and three awards from Italy’s premier world music festival, Elliott Morris has a formidable reputation as one of the hardest-working and most sought-after artists on the acoustic scene. More details
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Henry Parker & David Ian Roberts – Thursday 20th February
Soho Folk and Blues @ Cuts
Influenced by the acoustic guitar artistry of the 1960’s and 70’s, Henry Parker and David Ian Roberts play a style of folk-guitar music originally pioneered by artists such as Bert Jansch & John Renbourn and more recently Ryley Walker & Bill MacKay. More details
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Emily Maguire – Thursday 6th March
Soho Folk and Blues @ Cuts
Emily Maguire’s music is a hauntingly beautiful and profoundly moving experience not to be missed More details
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