Acclaimed singer, guitarist and storyteller Jon Wilks is known for his work at the intersection of traditional folk and contemporary narrative songwriting. Recognised with a double-page feature in global Guitarist magazine, Jon is a guitarist of exceptional calibre. Jons most recent solo release was named Folk Album of the Month in The Guardian and his stand-out talent has been applauded by other publications such as Uncut Magazine and Klofmag. Having spent recent years delving deep into traditional ballads and broadsides, his latest album, Could You Be the One?, marks a return to original material songs that reflect on time, memory and belonging. Live shows will also draw from Jons rich back catalogue of traditional material, reworked through the lens of the full band. Jon is joined by a group of close musical allies; Jon Nice on keyboards, electric guitars and backing vocals a trusted musical companion since they met in Japan in 2007. On bass is Rich Davies, one of Jons oldest friends; they first played together as teenagers in the Midlands and are reuniting musically for the first time since 2003. On drums is Laurence Hunt, known for his work with the Wayward Band and Hack Poets Guild. He and Jon first crossed paths in the Jim Moray Band in 2023. Recent Press for Jon and his music: Jons a badman fingerpicking guitarist and leading exponent of the songs of Old Albion. Carl Barat, The Libertines Wilks proves once again what a stand-out talent he really is. There is an honesty and compassion in Wilks writing and performance, which is entirely charming. Klofmag A scholars ear for vernacular and a dashing sense of verve on fingerpicked guitar. Uncut Magazine Sublime songwriting. Wilks is a rather special performer. Folk Radio