Intelligent and thought-provoking songs, beautifully made and skilfully delivered. The Times Award-winning singer-songwriter Reg Meuross is one of the UK's most admired troubadours a modern-day folk poet whose songs capture the beauty, heartbreak, and humanity of everyday life. With a career spanning three decades and a catalogue of critically acclaimed albums, Reg has earned comparisons to the great lyricists of our time and the title Master Storyteller from Pennyblack Music. From small village halls to the Royal Albert Hall, Reg captivates audiences with his warm tenor voice, intricate guitar work and songs that speak straight to the heart. His performances are intimate and deeply human weaving tales of forgotten heroes, protest and compassion, love and loss, and the small moments that define us. Praised by Martin Carthy as a mighty songwriter and an equally fine singer, Reg has received multiple honours, including Fatea Best Male Vocalist, FolkWords Best Album, and Folking.com Soloist of the Year. His discography from Leaves & Feathers and England Green & England Grey to Faraway People, 12 Silk Handkerchiefs, and his powerful recent work Stolen From God demonstrates extraordinary range and empathy, blending traditional folk storytelling with contemporary relevance. Mark Radcliffe described him on BBC Radio 2 as a brilliant singer-songwriter and true troubadour with a social conscience. Indeed, Reg's songs often shine light on untold stories from historical injustices to today's moral challenges always delivered with lyrical grace and melodic beauty. Yet for all his protest and poignancy, he's equally at home writing the kind of love songs that stop you in your tracks, full of tenderness and timeless melody. In concert, Reg's warmth, humour and honesty make every show feel personal his words and music painting vivid pictures that linger long after the final chord. A deep well of compassion and insight into the human heart and spirit. Folk Radio UK When you have 2000 people singing along, youre doing something right. Great British Folk Festival As ever there will be a warm St Nick's welcome and a licensed bar to accompany a memorable night of live music.

Nigel Clark - singer and songwriter best known as an original member of British rock band Dodgy. Born & raised in Headless Cross in Worcestershire, Nigel's passion for music started at a young age working in a record shop at 14 years of age, after picking up a guitar in the mid 80's he would go on to find success with Dodgy in the 1990's. With Dodgy, Nigel enjoyed chart- topping success and critical acclaim, releasing hit singles such as Staying out for the Summer & Good Enough. The band's unique blend of Indie & Rock quickly garnered a loyal fanbase, and they became a staple of the UK music scene. After Dodgy disbanded in the early 2000's, Nigel pursued a solo career, releasing several albums and continuing to captivate audiences with his soulful vocals and heart felt lyrics. His solo work showcases his versatility as a musician, with influences ranging from Folk to Indie Rock. Nigel Clark's music continues to resonate with fans old & new, and he remains a respected figure in the British music industry. With his distinctive voice and musicianship, Nigel Clark is sure to leave a lasting impact on the music world for years to come. Come and hear him live at St Nicholas', Beverley. Warm welcome, licensed bar, and brilliant live music.