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March 2022
The Ukes With No Name/Dave Arrowsmith
Our act tonight has had to cancel, due to illness (see 28th September for rearranged date). At the last minute we have secured two great acts for you.
Find out more »April 2022
Sally Barker
Sally has appeared at the club several times, as part of IOTA, with Anna Ryder and club patron, Marion Fleetwood. Tonight she's doing a solo set. Sally famously made Sir…
Find out more »Adam Cooney
Songs that are honest, melodic, and often melancholic. Adam grew up in Kent and after living in London for the last 5 years he is now based in Oxfordshire. Since…
Find out more »Amber Scott
Part of our club's remit, is to give youngsters a chance to play to an audience. Amber is a young music student and has a wonderful voice. We are not…
Find out more »Mike Moyse/Marian Wedley
A double-header. Two established musicians, who are doing their own solo sets tonight. Mike has been part of many bands, including The Linda Watkins Band and 60's Jukebox. He is…
Find out more »Scarecrow at The New Inn Middleton Cheney. Support from Rebecca Mileham.
Please Note: This is not a Banbury Folk Club organised event. However, as both Scarecrow and Rebecca are big supporters of the club, we wanted to advertise it for them.…
Find out more »May 2022
Dom Prag. Support from Ecrow
This is definitely one not to miss! This, from Folk Radio UK, pretty much sums him up: "(Dom) has propelled himself straight from the “definitely one to watch” category straight…
Find out more »Martin Oram. Support from Paul Gibson
You may have seen singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist Martyn Oram, several times over the past 10 years at the Banbury Folk Festival, with Keith Donnelly, or The London Philharmonic Skiffle Orchestra.…
Find out more »Mark Pidgeon/Lefty Wright. Support from Steve Boyer
A double-header with two mates who've played together for years. This time, they're each doing their own sets. Neither are strangers to the club and have played here quite a…
Find out more »John Conolly. Support from Simon Loake
JOHN CONOLLY is an internationally-respected songwriter, who has based his style firmly in the British folk tradition. His most popular song, “FIDDLERS’ GREEN” – a fisherman’s vision of Paradise – is…
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