Pearl Fish

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Pearl Fish is singer singer-songwriter based on the UK waterways whose music lives within the new folk revival; weaving tales of family affairs, crimson constellations, bread baking and service stations. Her “superbly written, beautifully delivered” (New Roots) songs have already sold out shows at Cafe 9 in Sheffield and the Hideaway in Frome and have also landed her on prestigious stages such as at Cambridge Folk Festival, Celtic Connections and Liverpool Sound City. This summer 2025, she joins the nomadic Campervan Live Lounge’s pop-up off-grid festival stage, and autumn sees the release of a project recorded in a hidden valley in Wiltshire.

Bozard has been making a name for himself in the UK songwriters circuit for his unique blend of ambient, rural blues and art rock, played often on his resonator and with a transient troop of musicians. His songs are quietly complex, warm and strange explorations of the human spirit - earning him the favour of audiences in some of the most revered grassroots venues of the country (Cafe #9, Green Note, Ain’t Nothing But Blues Bar, Spiritual Records, Folklore Rooms, 100 Club and many others).

Pearl Fish and Bozard met in the bubbling belly of London’s musicians and mischief. In 2023 they joined forces - Bozard on his resonator and Pearl on her Shruti box - and took to the roads of the UK to play iconic independent venues and grassroots gems. This Autumn, with two new projects respectively, they return to old beloved and new spaces with a shared band of comrades and music.

As usual, seats are reserved using this booking link and a cash donation of £15 is payable on the night.

Bring your own drinks to the kitchen, where you'll find a warm, candlelit welcome awaiting you.