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  • Address:

    2
    Cecil Sharp House Regents Park Road
    London
    NW1 7AY

  • Venue phone:

    020 7485 2206

  • Venue website:

    www.efdss.org

  • Transport:

    Tube: Camden Town

  • Map

    1. Cecil Sharp House
      • 2
        Regents Park Road
        London
        NW1 7AY
      • 020 7485 2206
      • www.efdss.org
      • 51.538101,-0.149371

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Martin Carthy

Blues, roots and country, Folk, World

Incredibly influential guitarist and singer (and MBE, to boot) Carthy is an outstanding interpreter of traditional song. He excels at the ballads of this country, and has a mesmerising narrative style of guitar playing.

  1. Sun Nov 23
  2. Cecil Sharp House
  3. £15
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Martin Simpson & Dom Flemons

Folk

The American and English folk duo perform traditional music from both countries.

  1. Wed Jul 23
  2. Cecil Sharp House
  3. £16
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Moulettes

Blues, roots and country, Folk, Rock 'n' roll, Prog rock, World

  • Critics' choice

Barn-storming orchestral folk with piratical West Country flourishes and dramatic popular song from the cello-wielding, bassoon-swinging, vocal-harmonising headliners.

  1. Sat Dec 6
  2. Cecil Sharp House
  3. £11
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Jo Rowlands

A fantastic venue with friendly staff, excellent events for individuals and groups including fantastic outreach work, a great cafe and very interesting exhibitions. Plus, I recently attended a family barn dance and great fun. My teenage niece had really enjoyed folk music week long course over half term and she told me she loved it. Keep up the good work!