Griffin & Collier Plus Emily Keeble

Griffin and Collier are a new folk duo from Kate Griffin and Ford Collier, the creative force behind the critically acclaimed global folk band Mishra. Known for award-winning collaborations spanning traditions from around the world, they now turn towards a more intimate sound rooted in the folk music of the British Isles and America.Their music is driven by exceptional instrumental skill and adventurous arranging. Kates boundary-pushing clawhammer banjo draws on the earthy tones of old-time Americana, while Fords expressive Irish low whistle is shaped by contemporary pioneers such as Brian Finnegan and Michael McGoldrick. Together, they create a dynamic tapestry that shifts from hypnotic banjo and driving guitar rhythms to flowing, intricately reimagined whistle tunes, tracing the continuing journey of traditional music across time and place.Support comes from Emily Keeble, whose songs explore memory, love and landscape. Inherently political and rooted in nature, her work draws on folklore and immersive textures to create intimate performances that feel both tender and powerful.Tickets:12.00 (+ Booking fee)Event DetailsDoors: 7.00pm
Performance: 7.30pm
Location: The Samuel Worth Chapel, Sheffield, S11 8NT
Accessibility: The Samuel Worth Chapel is fully accessible.
Facilities: The Samuel Worth Chapel has a fully licensed bar selling local beers, wine and spirits.
Tickets: All tickets are sold online via Ticketsource. No tickets are available on the door.
Please note, bags will be checked upon entry.T&CsTickets for this event are non-refundable. However, if for any reason the event is cancelled by us, we will refund your ticket.
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This is a volunteer-led fundraising event for Sheffield General Cemetery Trust (Registered Charity Number: 1103158) with all proceeds going towards the charitable aims of the Trust. We thank you for your ongoing support in preserving this special place for generations to come.