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Nathan Salsburg

Nathan Salsburg is one of his generation’s most gifted and idiosyncratic acoustic guitarists. Since 2011, when the first of his eight solo albums was released, he has quietly established a style marked by a depth and a complexity wholly his own, drawing on abiding interests in minimalism, rural American vernacular musics, and the work of British folk revivalists like Dick Gaughan, Dolly Collins, and Nic Jones.

He’s a frequent collaborator of songwriter-singer Joan Shelley [his wife] and Chicago multi-instrumentalist James Elkington, and has contributed to recordings by Shirley Collins, Bonnie “Prince” Billy, the Weather Station, and Jake Xerxes Fussell, among others. For twenty years Salsburg served as curator of the digital Alan Lomax Archive.

The John Martyn Project

One evening at the Jazz Cafe, Camden in 2018, six artists came together in celebration of John Martyn’s music. It was an evening of deep connection, not just to John’s music, but also with a unique community of John Martyn fans. That night saw the sparks of what was to become ‘The John Martyn Project’ – an ongoing homage to a truly pioneering and unique musical soul.

Seven years later, the band has completed multiple successful tours throughout the UK, Ireland and Europe, filling venues such as London’s Union Chapel, Bristol Beacon, and standout shows at the likes of Manchester Folk Festival, Celtic Connections, Shambala and Shrewsbury Folk Festivals. The John Martyn Project are still bringing their own story and relationship to Martyn’s music, they continue to keep the spirit of his music alive whilst collecting stories and insights from the growing crowds they play to. With thanks to John Martyn and those that find connection in his music.

Blythe Pepino – Vocals/Piano

Kit Hawes – Vocals/Guitars

Sam Brookes – Vocals/Guitars

John Blakeley – Drums/Congas

Jon Short – Electric/Double Bass

Tindersticks

TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY 25TH SEPT AT 11AM

Tindersticks are coming to Belfast for the first time in 25 years.

Known for their richly orchestrated, darkly beautiful music, Tindersticks have carved a niche for themselves since their inception in the early 1990s. Their distinct style, characterized by dense, literary lyrics and melancholic orchestrations, has earned them a dedicated cult following.

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