Folk Cancer 23 & 24 November 2024
Being held on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 November 2024, FOLK CANCER is a 2-day music fundraiser at Penistone Paramount in aid of Yorkshire Cancer Research and Cancer Research UK and Northern Ireland.
FOLK CANCER will be an unforgettable weekend of music and generosity, a special folk music event hosted by the acclaimed singer and banjo player Damien O'Kane.
Tickets are £35 Adults / £20 Children per concert
Details of the 4 concerts are detailed below:
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FOLK CANCER CONCERT 1:Katherine Priddy
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FOLK CANCER CONCERT 2:Kate Rusby | JaywalkersSat. Nov. '24: 7pm to 10pmCONCERT FINISHEDEnjoy the multi-talented trio Jaywalkers, known for their virtuosic brand of Americana. The band takes influence from folk, bluegrass, country and western swing music, combining with three-part harmony and impressive slap bass. |
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FOLK CANCER CONCERT 3:MARTYN JOSEPH | THE YOUNG’UNSSUN. 24 NOV. '24: 2PM TO 5PMCONCERT FINISHEDDon’t miss the extra special double-headliner show featuring The Young'Uns, known for their heart-on-the-sleeve storytelling, beautiful lyrics, warm harmonies, and relentless repartee.
Following them is the inimitable Welsh singer and guitar powerhouse Martyn Joseph, whose energetic and passionate performances create a huge, far-reaching sound with just one man and his guitar. Concert Finished |
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FOLK CANCER CONCERT 4:Eddi Reader | Michael McGoldrick & Tim EdeySun. 24 Nov. '24: 7pm to 10pmCONCERT FINISHEDConcluding the weekend is one of the most exciting duos in the folk scene, Michael McGoldrick & Tim Edey.
McGoldrick, recently touring with Mark Knopfler, is regarded as one of the world’s best flute and whistle players. He will be joined by guitar maestro Tim Edey, making this collaboration a breathtaking and unforgettable experience. Finally, the event will close with a performance by Eddi Reader of Fairground Attraction, one of folk music’s most revered singers and characters. Awarded an MBE in 2006 for services to singing, Eddi with her band brings joyous life to songs from the traditional to the contemporary with a good smattering of laughter along the way. Concert Finished |