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Hannah Martin & Miranda Sykes Spring Tour Dates

Feb 15, 2024

Having played together on numerous occasions, including in Steve Knightley’s Wake the Union Band, and at the Royal Albert Hall, Miranda Sykes and  Martin knew that they shared an instinctive ear for harmony and skilled instrumental improvisation.

A sociable Devon winter evening led to an exchange of songs; which proved to be so much fun that they soon arranged another musical get together. Swiftly these became rehearsal sessions, as a strong new sound emerged. Miranda and Hannah have spent many years playing on the British folk scene, and their project is centred around their deep knowledge of roots music, and a love of harmony singing. They bring together old songs with new ideas; ancient tales with bass, fiddle, and banjo.

Miranda and Hannah have spent many years playing on the British folk scene they bring together old songs with new ideas; ancient tales with bass, fiddle, and banjo; and two mesmerising storytellers joining voices to create a spine-tingling testimonial to our shared musical heritage.

Here they are to tell you a bit more:

Live Dates as follows:

FRI 16 FEB – Downend Folk Club, BRISTOL

SAT 17 FEB – Marlborough Folk Roots, WILTSHIRE

THU 22 FEB – The Fleece, BRETFORTON

FRI 23 FEB – Private House Concert, Bridgnorth (This is a private event, but please get in touch for more details if you think you might like to attend!)

SAT 24 FEB – Chester Folk Day

SUN 25 FEB – Hitchin Folk Club

THU 29 FEB – Live At Sam’s + Live To Your Living Room, Sheffield/Online Everywhere! *Ticket link for in person attendance*

THU 29 FEB – Live At Sam’s + Live To Your Living Room, Sheffield/Online Everywhere! *Ticket link for ONLINE VIEWING*

FRI 1 MAR – Cruck Barn, APPLETREEWICK

FRI 15 MAR – The Flavel, DARTMOUTH

SAT 16 MAR – David Hall Arts Centre, SOUTH PETHERTON

THU 21 MAR – BFC Presents @ St Andrews Church, Kinson, BOURNEMOUTH

FRI 22 MAR – The Church House, SOUTH TAWTON

SAT 23 MAR – Endelienta Arts, ST ENDELLION

SAT 22 JUN – TEIGNMOUTH Folk Festival

For further information please visit: https://sykesmartin

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