This is a house concert taking place in Cullercoats, which will be livestreamed on Zoom. After your ticket purchase, we will send you an email containing either the address or the zoom meeting details. The recording will be made available for 7 days after the event.

Teddy Cuthbert

A 20-year-old singer of traditional folk songs, Teddy Cuthbert is beguiled by the past as well as stories of timeless human emotion. Singing both unaccompanied and with his baritone ukulele, Teddy has half-accidentally gathered stylistic inspiration from everywhere from Watersons and Carthys to early-20th-century jazz and vaudeville, from Bert Lloyd to Nina Simone, to barely-surviving recordings made of barely-surviving pitmen and field labourers. Teddy hopes to imbue every song in his repertoire — from this country and abroad — with the dear, textured, rural spirit of his native Northumberland.
https://www.youtube.com/@teddycuthbert

Adam Holden

Adam Holden is a songwriter and over the last decade or so, he’s written approximately seventy songs in a range of styles and with different audiences or contexts in mind. These touch on immediate social, domestic and natural landscapes but are also rooted in a love of political ideas. He usually writes alone but has written music for words (by Cohen, James and Frost) and words for music (by Bley, Souter). His song “Nobody to hear it but the singer” was in the final of 2019 Folklub songwriter of the year competition. Adam’s solo EP of songs about political life, “Playtime for Everyone” is available here: https://adamholden.bandcamp.com/music