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Joe & Will Sartin Announce Spring and Summer Live Performances as Patakas

Mar 27, 2025

Exceptionally talented brothers, Joe and Will Sartin, performing as ‘Patakas’ (pronounced pa : ta : kus) are a skilful, innovative and assured acoustic duo bursting on to the folk scene. With Joe’s sublime voice and guitar playing and Will’s dexterous mandolin, the brothers beautifully and skilfully express the music-making and folk tradition that run through the very core of their family. They bring rhythms and innovative harmony to their fresh interpretations of traditional music and their own original tunes and songs. 

WILL SARTIN – Mandolin, Bouzouki, fiddle, vocals 

Alongside his full-time course at Sheffield University, Will also finds time to dance with Five Rivers Morris and is an active member of the folk scene in the city and beyond. For many years, he has been part of the lively and well-known five-piece festival ceilidh band, Out of Hand. This experience shapes the selection and energetic drive of the tunes that Patakas arranges for their performances. 

JOE SARTIN – Vocals, guitar 

Joe has recently gained a first class degree in Music and lives in his home county of Hampshire. In addition to developing his traditional folk repertoire, and penning original songs, Joe manages and performs with rock band, Mojo & The Royal Restitution. He composes music across multiple genres and is currently working on compositions for the video game market, other musical collaborations and projects in folk, jazz and rock; influences which contribute to the unique musical identity of Patakas. Both brothers were members of the National Youth Folklore Troupe of England (NYFTE) in their younger years.

With their Debut Album: When You’re Ready EP* (Wild Goose Records) 2023 gathering plaudits from the musical press, its not difficult to see why they are in demand as a traditional duo.

Here they are delighting the crowd at Bromyard Festival last year.  Read the information underneath after you’ve pressed play … its interesting!

Live Dates as follows:

Scan the QR Code for more information:

 

*CD & download available at www.wildgoose.co.uk

Or find them by clicking on the following links:

Patakas | Spotify

‎Patakas – Apple Music

Website:
https://linktr.ee/patakas
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/patakas2
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/patakas2/

 

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