World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker's heart and humour has been watched by millions online and allowed him to perform all over the world, until suddenly he couldn't. From reviewing toilet seats online to writing falafel-based diss tracks for Chris Evans, he's back on stage where he belongs with his most heartfelt, playful, unashamedly Harry Baker-y show yet.

Track Dogs have been sweeping the UK summer festival scene leaving behind a dancing army of new fans in every port. Based in Madrid Track Dogs comprise of two Irish men, an English man and an American who have come together and blur the lines of genres so beautifully to create something so unique that on paper just shouldn't work,.but OH BOY does it ever. Delivered with stunning 4 part harmonies to accompany guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, uke and a trumpet Track Dogs are a force of nature with a style unto themselves. The infectious latino beats merge in seamlessly into americana, folk and a sprinkle of bluegrass that your couldn't stop your body moving to if your life depended on it. Join us for an evening fiesta you will be talking about long after stage lights go out.

Hannah Elizabeth and Griff Jameson first joined forces in 2016, merging their individual backgrounds of traditional folk and folk pop/rock to create a stunning acoustic folk-roots duo Elizabeth & Jameson, with original songs rich in emotive storytelling and a harmony-driven sound featuring guitar, violin and exquisite vocals. Elizabeth & Jameson are currently based in St. Albans where Hannah grew up, but with an ever growing national following, their schedule of live shows sees them frequently touring folk and acoustic clubs, festivals and venues across the UK. In 2024 they even branched out to Nashville, performing a few shows in Music City itself! Their debut studio album, Northern Shores & Stories was released in 2020, receiving critical acclaim across the acoustic folk-roots community. This concert marks the start of the duo's album release tour for their much anticipated second studio album, with material inspired by South Wales Valleys where Griff is from. With songs and stories themed around the history, the people and the place including our own personal links to the area of course, expect a very special evening of poignant new material shared in the beautiful sonic surroundings of St. Saviour's. Support will be provided by Awake Mother a new duo from the south of England. Minnie Birch and Kathleen P, two award winning, critically acclaimed musicians have joined together to present something new and special in the folk tradition. They are keen to share music from the folk tradition, reigniting old favourites and introducing you to new songs and tales from times gone by. Expect to be invited to sing and stomp along one moment and have your heart strings pulled the next.

Track Dogs are a Madrid-based acoustic-folk band with members from Ireland, England and the USA. The band takes its name from the maintenance teams working the subway tracks in New York City. Don't miss their much anticipated return to St Saviour's! Licensed bar from 7pm.

Edwina's beautifully written songs, charming stage presence and voice of an angel have won her a reputation as a true natural talent of gentle folk-Americana. She has played everywhere from Glastonbury Festival to The Royal Albert Hall

Amadeus are delighted to present a celebration of our 50th anniversary. We welcome Conductor Emeritus Simon Thompson for a wonderful programme, with guest conductor Sarah Devonald, formerly principal oboe, for the Mozart Wind Serenade. Our soloists for the Bach Brandenburg Concerto are our leader Jennifer Wigram (violin), our current principal flute Janna Hneke, and we are welcoming back former principal flute Judith Bowman. The concert will be preceded by a reception at 6.45pm when you are welcome to join us for a free drink before the concert at 7.30pm. The programme is: MENDELSSOHN - Hebrides Overture BACH - Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 - Soloists: Jennifer Wigram (violin), Janna Hneke (flute), Judith Bowman (flute) MOZART - Serenade for Wind in C minor BEETHOVEN - Symphony No. 4

With exceptional musicianship and boundless energy, Grannys Attic is going from strength to strength. Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne (melodeon, anglo concertina, vocals), George Sansome (guitar, vocals) and Lewis Wood (violin, vocals) have honed their skills touring the UK and Europe since 2009. They are much loved by audiences up and down the country, with bookings everywhere from Cambridge Folk Festival to Cecil Sharp House. The trio have been heralded for their lively performances and skilled delivery of traditional material, playing with verve, energy and their own inimitable style. Though grounded in tradition, they are keen to push new boundaries by exploring fresh approaches and writing their own compositions. In October 2021, they released their latest album, The Brickfields, an instrumental collection that sees them reach new heights both as performers and composers. Described by Folk Radio as one of the most exciting and accomplished English folk acts on the scene right now, this outstanding trio can hold audiences in the palm of their hand.

Grace Will Lead Me Home tells the story of two men whose lives followed astonishingly similar paths, but whose experiences were astoundingly different. Both were eleven when home-life ended. Both had sea-faring careers. Both found religion. And both became revered and influential celebrities in the campaign for the abolition of slavery. One was a slave trader. The other was a slave . Today, one is remembered for a song. The other is almost completely forgotten John Newton was the captain of a slave trading ship who saw the light and became a preacher. He wrote many hymns, including Amazing Grace, and later became a prominent abolitionist, mentoring William Wilberforce. Oluadah Equiano was a kidnapped African, shipped to America and sold. He bought his freedom, came to London where he was a founder of the Sons of Africa abolition group, which brought him into the same influential circles as Newton, Wilberforce and other abolitionists. The tensions and contradictions in their stories, and how much or little we know about them both in 2025 raises many questions. The show is inspired by one of 2024s most critically-acclaimed folk albums, Grace Will Lead Me Home, which featured in Mojos and The Morning Stars Top Ten. It explores the contrasting but intertwined story of both of them through their original writings, the words of their contemporaries and new and old songs and includes some aspects of history that some people might find difficult. It is the latest chapter of Jons three-year Arts Council-funded project on the significance and contradictions of Amazing Grace and years of research into Black Folk Music in Britain by Angeline and Cohen.