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THE BROTHERS GILLESPIE THE WILD HEART OF BRITISH FOLK

Wed, Feb 24

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Barnoldswick Music and Arts Centre

From the wild hills of Northumberland, The Brothers Gillespie bring spellbinding harmonies, exquisite acoustic guitars and hauntingly beautiful songs. Echoing the golden age of British folk, their music is ancient in spirit yet wonderfully contemporary.

THE BROTHERS GILLESPIE THE WILD HEART OF BRITISH FOLK
THE BROTHERS GILLESPIE THE WILD HEART OF BRITISH FOLK

Time & Location

Feb 24, 2027, 7:00 PM – 10:30 PM

Barnoldswick Music and Arts Centre, 18-22 Rainhall Rd, Barnoldswick BB18 5AF, UK

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About the event

THE BROTHERS GILLESPIE

THE WILD HEART OF BRITISH FOLK


Two brothers. Two extraordinary voices. Songs born from the ancient landscapes of Northumberland. Somewhere between the spirit of the 1970s British folk revival and a new generation of fearless acoustic storytellers, James and Sam Gillespie are creating some of the most beautiful and quietly revolutionary music in contemporary British folk.


There are musicians who play folk music, and then there are musicians who seem to have emerged from the very landscape that created it.

The Brothers Gillespie belong firmly in the latter camp.

Hailing from the rugged borderlands of Northumberland, brothers James and Sam Gillespie have quietly established themselves as one of the most compelling and distinctive acts on the British acoustic music scene. No manufactured image, no fashionable gimmicks, no desperate pursuit of the mainstream. Just two remarkable voices, beautifully interwoven guitars and songs that seem to carry centuries of…


Tickets

  • Seated (inc booking fee)

    Sale ends

    Feb 24, 2027, 4:00 PM

    The Brothers Gillespie - SEATED

    £26.00

  • Standing (inc booking fee)

    Sale ends

    Feb 24, 2027, 4:30 PM

    The Brothers Gillespie - STANDING

    £26.00

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