Kent born songstress Sorrel Nation brings a soulful mix of folk rock, with powerful vocals and haunting melodies.
Sorrel engages audiences with emotive lyrics, ’70s inspired style and is known for impressive covers of Gillian Welch, Fleetwood Mac and Portishead. She has performed at well-known music venues across London and the South East, supporting folk legends such as Dave Swarbrick, Martin Carthy, Madison Violet, Gemma Hayes and rock legend Tom Hingley.
She has performed at Glastonbury Festival, Black Deer Festival and tours the festival circuit over summer with The Magic Teapot music venue.
2024 sees new music released by Sorrel, a single featuring Steve Balsamo (Jesus Christ Superstar, The Storys) in May, a live EP in July and a studio album in October supported by a trio/band tour with many more festival appearances too including Cambridge Folk Festival.
and yes… Sorrel Nation is her real name.
Sorrel is joined by special guest Robbie Cavanagh.
As the Award winner of the Americana Music Association UK Bob Harris Emerging Artist of the Year 2021, artist Robbie Cavanagh released his much anticipated third record in May 2023 and in the months since has been touring prolifically as a headline artist as well as in support of American trio The Wood Brothers.
The album Tough Love has seen Robbie perform at The Long Road Festival, The British Country Music Festival, Celtic Connections, Your Roots are Showing and as an official showcase artist at Folk Alliance International in Kansas City. 2024 continues to look positive for Robbie as he embarks on more UK headline dates including a live album recording at London’s prestigious Pizza Express Live.
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