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David Collins gave us an excellent support slot, the ideal mix of traditional interpretations and original compositions.

Last one of Jenn Butterworth - till she comes back! Here's how our rtist in residence, Christina Dembinska, captured her.

Last night's support act, David Collins, as recorded in Christina Dembinska's

Your Sunday nights, from Easter to summer, sorted!

Rachel Walker & Aaron Jones join us on 13 Apr, in one of the first gigs they’ve ever performed south of the border. There's a gorguous bi-lingual rendition of ‘Jimmy Mo Mhile Stor’ ontheir curent album, ‘Amongst The Wild Rowans’. youtu.be/x6nMGmTG8J8

On Sun 13 Apr, we’re honoured to host the outstanding Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones. Enjoy these three songs they performed in a breakout session at Celtic Connections last year, then head over to the What's On tab of our web site for tickets. youtu.be/iAXPkrOsSm0

One of many highlights at another enchanting TwickFolk singaround last night – the spine-tingling moment in (from left to right) Andrea, Vanessa and Helen’s gorgeous cover of the Wailin’ Jennys’ ‘This is The Sound of Voices Three’ when they went into three-part harmony.

We’re on countdown now to Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones headlining with us on Sunday. Thus far, we’ve focused on their traditional work, but here’s one of their own compositions, ‘Song of Hope’. youtu.be/RP0Zc2oscIo

Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones have released two fabulous albums, one of contemporary material, the other of their favourite traditional songs. Join us on Sunday night for a night of the highest-quality Celtic folk. wegottickets.com/event/647313/.

Re tonight’s Rachel Walker & Aaron Jones gig. Tickets will still be available online until this afternoon, but you will be able pay at the door too. Doors will open at 7.45, and live music, including Rachel & Aaron's 1st ever Lonson gig, from 8.00. wegottickets.com/event/647313/

Rachel Walkre & Aaron Jones were a delight on Sunday night. The songs, their voices and their musicianship were all of the highest order. We hope that they devote more time to touring. Check out their albums their albums, ‘Despite The wind and Rain’ and ‘Amongst The Wild Rowans’.

The man who had the very good sense to book Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones for their first-ever London gig, Paul Solman, led us off with two classics, ‘Spencer The Rover’ and ‘Lady Franklin’s Lament’.

We have a marvellous night of old-time NYC folk coming up on 27 April, when Steve Suffett and jack warshaw headline at TwickFolk. If you enjoyed watching ‘Like A Complete Unknown’, you won’t want to miss it. wegottickets.com/event/649546/

One of English folk’s finest singer-songwriters, Steve Tilston , returns to TwickFolk on Sunday. His mellifluous baritone and delightful fretwork are as strong as ever, and this time he’ll be accompanied accompanied by Hugh Bradley on bass. wegottickets.com/event/650656/

Another TwickFolk favourite, Hatful of Rain, return on 18 May. They use guitar, banjo, mandolin & bass to fuse folk and country into what they call ‘melanjolly’ – miserable lyrics performed joyously! Their set will feature songs from a brand-new album.wegottickets.com/event/651584/

Here's Steve Tilston talking about his new album, ‘Last Call’, & performing songs from it. We can’t wait to hear them live on Sunday. Hugh Bradley can’t make it now, and we’re deliberately not having floorspots – the night will be all about Steve! youtu.be/7TmBqzNePq0

Will Steve Tilston perform ‘Slip Jigs and Reels’ at TwickFolk tomorrow night? There’s only one way to find out. youtu.be/pioW1c3Z5pQ

Huge demand for tomight's Steve Tilston gig means we've gone for ‘big-night seating’, so you can buy tickets online until mid-afternoon, or pay at the door. A swift sound check should allow doors opening a little earlier that the usual 7.45. See you there! wegottickets.com/event/650656/

Many thanks indeed to the excellent Steve Tilston, who was on imperious form last night at TwickFolk.

Penultimate song of the night from Steve Tilston, after a couple of ‘ten shilling note’ hints, was the timeless ‘Slip Jigs and Reels’. Artist-in-residence Christina Dembinska captured the moment in water colour ... in the dark!