This is a concert performed on our stage by THE LOW DRIFT. There is cabaret-style seating for 68 people around eleven candlelit tables, 6 with 6 seats, 3 with 8 seats and 2 with 4 seats, as shown on the seating plan. Seats are 14 each plus a booking fee seat of 1.09. As part of our super service, ticket buyers can cancel seats themselves if they wish to (receiving a refund for their seats - not the booking charges) without needing to ask us or Ticket Source. BYO drinks and snacks. NO BAR. You are welcome to use our glasses and bowls for your snacks, free of charge. If you are a wheelchair user, please select a seat on the right-hand side of tables 5, 7, 9 or 11. These are accessible for you (see comments for seats when you book) and are closest to the wheelchair-accessible toilets. When you arrive, we will remove the seat if you wish so that you can stay in your wheelchair. We hope that's OK for you. Please contact us if you need anything else or an alternative and we will try to help you. Three acclaimed singer-songwriters - Emma Thorpe, Matt Hill and Huw Costin go on walks and then write songs about them. Inspired by a previous generation of English folk and poet musicians Julian Cope, Robert Wyatt, Kate Bush - they travel beyond the Keep Out signs to the ancient green lanes and sunken tracks, where our ancestors buried their bones. The songs explore folklore, family, childhood and the memories that landscapes evoke. This engaging evening of songs and stories will feature shimmering 12 string guitars, minimalist folk picking, spooky harmonies and primitive synths sounds. Projected images alongside sounds of field recordings will help bring the outdoors in. The Low Drift is a show that will reinvigorate your relationship to these wonderful islands we live on. All three are accomplished musicians in their own right - Emma Thorpe is signed to Vicious Charm Records as a solo artist and has duetted with Mark Lanaghan. Shes also a photographer. Matt Hill writes of history and community, had 4 star reviews from Uncut and the Mirror and performed with Billy Bragg at Glastonbury festival. Huw Costin fronts acclaimed band Torn Sail, has been A-playlisted on BBC 6Music and received album of the year in the NME yearbook. http://thelowdrift.com https://vimeo.com/617201224 Sounding like a dark bucolic folk answer to Crosby, Stills & Nash. Brings a welcome new musical perspective on our connection to the land. - Folking.com "A wonderfully poetic journey through land and memory, exploring the incredible connections we have to the geography around us. Truly beautiful. - Fatea Thorpe, Costin and Hill have come together as some sort of symbiotic trio to write and deliver an album of outstanding musical sentiment and beauty. Penny Black Music [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs4oMZV-FV8]