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Megson Live On Teesside Tour

Sep 14, 2025

Over their twenty year career MEGSON, aka Debbie & Stu Hanna, have established themselves as one of the most engaging acts on the British Folk scene. Mixing exquisite musicianship and northern humour they use their Teesside heritage to create a unique style of folk music. This style is exemplified perfectly in their live performances where their distinct song writing style – using heartfelt melodies to highlight the poignancy of everyday life – comes to the forefront. 

Rousing folk anthems and hymns to modern life” The Guardian

Now, due to popular demand, they have captured this live magic on record. Backed up by long time collaborator John Parker and recorded at much loved Teesside venue STOCKTON ARC, Megson’s LIVE ON TEESSIDE presents thirteen MEGSON fan favourites. 

Megson with John Parker

The performances move from the soaring harmonies, driving mandolas and leaping double bass of WHAT ARE WE TRYING TO SAY to the delicate story telling of THE LONGSHOT, through to the atmospheric EVERYNIGHT WHEN THE SUN GOES IN. LIVE ON TEESSIDE shows what MEGSON do best – use folk music & everyday stories to create a special bond with their ever- growing audience. 

Here’s a peak at their Folk on Foot Episode playing along side a soggy River Tees:


Megson will be touring (hopefully in less inclement weather) the UK in Autumn 2025.
 
Tour Dates as Follows:

17 SEP HADDENHAM  – ELY FOLK CLUB
19 SEP HARWELL – VILLAGE HALL
20 SEP LINCOLN – BANTERFEST
26 SEP COLCHESTER – HEADGATE THEATRZ
27 SEP BECKENHAM – NEIGHBOURHOOD SESSIONS
03 OCT MELBOURN – THE HUB
11 OCT NEW MILTON – FOREST ARTS
26 OCT BIRMINGHAM – KITCHEN GARDEN CAFE   
02 NOV FAVERSHAM – THE ALEX
07 NOV DEBENHAM – SPORTS & LEISURE
09 NOV HITCHIN – HITCHIN FOLK CLUB
07 DEC LIVE STREAM SHOW
 
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