Zoe Wren *
Since starting out as a London Underground busker, Zoë Wren has been invited to play shows from the Cambridge Folk Festival to opening for Ralph McTell. Described as “refreshingly bold”, her songs hook you from the first line, and have been heard on BBC Radio 2 and London Live.
Zoë's album Reckless River was named Fatea's Debut Album of the Year 2020, with Folk Radio UK praising her “intonation, inflections and high notes which evoke Joni Mitchell at her very best”. Zoë has also appeared on The One Show, BBC One, promoting her work with music and dementia for charity Live Music Now. A previous winner of the PRS Lynsey de Paul Prize, Zoë’s album was supported by grants from the Alan Surtees Trust and the Drake YolanDa Award, as well as the generous contributions of her community on Twitch, where she is a Twitch Partner and livestreams every week to thousands of viewers around the world.
Zoë also performs with Jasmine Watkiss as Americana duo Roswell, winners of Purbeck Rising 2018 and Celtic Connections Danny Kyle finalists.
Zoë's album Reckless River was named Fatea's Debut Album of the Year 2020, with Folk Radio UK praising her “intonation, inflections and high notes which evoke Joni Mitchell at her very best”. Zoë has also appeared on The One Show, BBC One, promoting her work with music and dementia for charity Live Music Now. A previous winner of the PRS Lynsey de Paul Prize, Zoë’s album was supported by grants from the Alan Surtees Trust and the Drake YolanDa Award, as well as the generous contributions of her community on Twitch, where she is a Twitch Partner and livestreams every week to thousands of viewers around the world.
Zoë also performs with Jasmine Watkiss as Americana duo Roswell, winners of Purbeck Rising 2018 and Celtic Connections Danny Kyle finalists.
Support... Terry Hiscock
Terry is an accomplished performer who plays and regularly tours with the Hunter Muskett quartet – who have been going since 1969! Tonight he is appearing solo, accompanying himself on guitar. He can be seen on youtube performing at various venues..
Tickets £12 / £10 concessions.
Doors open 7.45pm.
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