steeleye span tour
steeleye span tour

Newsletter

IN THE ROOTS OF MUSIC

IN THE ROOTS OF MUSIC

spiral earth
music festival directory

Win tickets to see The Leylines on opening night of Recover Reveal Renew Tour

Sep 23, 2019

The Leylines was founded by a group of musicians in Weston-super-Mare (via Bristol), wishing to combine their individual musical styles into something that isn’t quite folk, sort of punk, 100% heart- pounding revelry. This unique sound, combined with frontman Steve Mitchell’s lyrics centred around life on the road and the state of society, has launched the band into the heart of the live music community and made them firm favourites of the festival circuit.

The band released their debut album, ‘Along The Old Straight Track’ in June 2016, produced by Sean Lakeman, recorded at The Metway studios in Brighton and mixed by Al Scott. With this team on board, inevitably the record has drawn strong comparison to the likes of The Levellers, Mad Dog Mcrea and Ferocious Dog, whilst remaining an album by a band which have forged their own sound and identity.

Having played at many festivals over the years including Glastonbury, where this year they played 4 gigs on stages over 4 days, Sidmouth where they lifted the roof of the Anchor Stage, Beautiful Days where they were the guests of the Levellers (playing after them they pulled 4000 into the Big top Tent with more outside trying to get in) and at Bearded Theory they are affectionately referred to as their ‘Festival Favourites’

” A lively band with catchy original songs. A very talented bunch of musicians who conduct themselves in a totally professional but fun way. They have always been a pleasure to deal with and we would highly recommend them for your event” Jackie Bale of Watchet Festival

Hers a little snippet of them at the Godney Gathering Festival:

These lovelies are embarking on their Recover Reveal Renew Tour this Autumn and you are in with a chance to win two tickets to their opening gig in Shoreham on the 5th October

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is answer the following question:

The Leylines are playing on October 5th in Shoreham on Sea. What’s the venue called?  

The winner will be selected at random and notified by email, sorry no alternatives can be offered.
Good Luck !!

 

 

Share This:

king Harvest festival 2026

Recent Posts

Thirty Six Years Of Croftwork.

Thirty Six Years Of Croftwork.

With a musical appreciation fuelled by wanderlust and desire to fuse Highland Scots music with ever widening and progressive influences Shooglenifty have been regularly journeying off map for three and a half decades, winning new friends and...

Read More
Wave – Zoe Cure.

Wave - Zoe Cure.

One for autumn evenings sitting by the fire with a glass of red wine. 'Wave' delivers whispered intimacy over minimal arrangements, chiefly Cure and her guitar though there are others involved, what they contribute is breathy or drifting, gliding...

Read More
Wet, Wet, Wet.

Wet, Wet, Wet.

  With many festivals cutting back, taking time out to re-establish in a new format or in some cases packing up altogether, Shrewsbury Folk Festival grows a pace with a bill as wide as a desert horizon, comfortable in its identity and Show...

Read More
Blair Dunlop announces new album Release

Blair Dunlop announces new album Release

Blair Dunlop What Still Survives New album released on 30th October 2026 Award-winning singer-songwriter Blair Dunlop will release his sixth studio album, What Still Survives, on 30 October 2026 via Navigator Records. Produced by acclaimed...

Read More
Spell Songs: In Thin Air – Various Artists.

Spell Songs: In Thin Air - Various Artists.

The connection between nature and folk song is all too often - the odd number about fox hunting apart - bright May mornings hearing larks trilling over head as the plough boy begins his day. Well, plough boys aren't around in great numbers these...

Read More

Follow Us:

Related Posts

Thirty Six Years Of Croftwork.

Thirty Six Years Of Croftwork.

With a musical appreciation fuelled by wanderlust and desire to fuse Highland Scots music with ever widening and progressive influences Shooglenifty have been regularly journeying off map for three and a half decades, winning new friends and...

Read More
Wave – Zoe Cure.

Wave - Zoe Cure.

One for autumn evenings sitting by the fire with a glass of red wine. 'Wave' delivers whispered intimacy over minimal arrangements, chiefly Cure and her guitar though there are others involved, what they contribute is breathy or drifting, gliding...

Read More
Wet, Wet, Wet.

Wet, Wet, Wet.

  With many festivals cutting back, taking time out to re-establish in a new format or in some cases packing up altogether, Shrewsbury Folk Festival grows a pace with a bill as wide as a desert horizon, comfortable in its identity and Show...

Read More