Stockton Globe
Bringing the very best of world class folk and acoustic music to Teesside, this year we are celebrating the talents and sounds of the genre with a full Scottish line up.
Award winning trio Lau will headline the evening, bringing together acoustic folk tradition and post-rock electronics. Band member Kris Drever is no stranger to Tees Folk audiences after performing an incredible solo set in 2023 – he is now returning to the Globe with his folk superstar group in tow.
Richly celebrated Scottish folk singer and songwriter Siobhan Miller will take to the stage to make her Tees Folk debut. Siobhan brings a unique vocal style that balances a love of traditional song with modern influences, which is sure to be adored by the Teesside audience.
After delighting the crowd at last year’s afterparty, Glasgow-based quartet Gnoss return to the main stage with their livewire instrumental sets. Their signature sound is a rich tapestry of acoustic layers; outstanding musicianship, deep traditional roots and contemporary compositional flair combining to create songs and tunes brimming with character.
Completing the bill is Hannah Rarity, winner of the BBC Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2018. Performing a carefully chosen mix of traditional, contemporary and self-penned material, she earns comparisons to the likes of Eva Cassidy and Cara Dillon, whilst standing confidently in her own right.
After the main event, join us for a FREE afterparty in The LINK to round off what promises to be another incredible evening of Tees Folk.
Stockton Globe
Situated in the heart of Stockton High Street, Stockton Globe originally opened its doors in 1935. During its life as an entertainment venue it has played host to many international names from The Beatles and The Rolling Stones to Sadler's Wells Ballet and the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.
Stockton Globe
